St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 9, 1924

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COMIC PAGE Je | : prc MONDAY, a ECEMBER 8, 1994. Tt Christmas Suggestions | See them—today oe —_== Every day—in the FONTAINE FOX "I é me " B® }} posT-DISPATCH Want Columns : . :; we) The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service —— — _— —— “»* ISHES THAT ( —_ aot . anaes Sao a sae . ih ae ae Go oN “| ll 7. “NO. M3, | , ST. LOUIS. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 1924—40 PAGES, PRICE 2 CE NTS $e — af . tin +>} + ; , . ; P ; . - . — . ; . ‘ . ALES A Saff Correspondent of the | oste- pr “ tan en ly a mn ge pg Ol inv oly ed in any cont! Overs, re - hrew r. on ceondition a the wil hy ‘ Bishop oft Scandina\y ia. on a PRINCE OF W in eenate ant ouse Naval Com- | specting the ischarge of the tie . ; : ; :; Dispatch. naied [ . I . & the discharge of the duties crawal of Edwin W. Lee, who wags charge of misappropriating charity ‘ CHICAGO, Dec. 9—The spec-|™ittees and Navy officials. He,of Gen. Butler as a police offi- ° ~My , . tad . . . - a : : . 4 i? 4 ] , . ict *. o , @)° ‘ ; j ‘ = i= t’s c onspirac y case orces to serve in civil capacities on: vour State are the only ones who Tr _ , . ; Ce » *% horities fearing he ry iorty: s Governmen . ava P : & which the estate except fo) , few | the authorities l\e@arling 1 Trill ° ° ' inst the former Veterans’ Bu- | leaves of absence is of doubtful|are responsible for the conduct of ™ Cl ciieg See pho es , Th r House of Lords aA Brilliant : ’ , ] or oer ‘SLS ais ae Sii- - ? t : CO try. © VU A aga 4 and John W. Thompson propriety and should be permitted |their own municipal affairs. oro - ~ ~ Thee left to Wash- | leave om series a3 0p ~ reau head a *lonly in emercency ee Su TG 7 sh Ng ngton University, has been con-'! gearched his home and offices, seiz- tractor. in the course } emergency. am. aware of | course, you have the sympathy - and € a ee arch : cene St. Louis con ; ‘the difficulty , , ee tested in a suit filed recently by 7 ° f which Mortimer managed to tell y in get ting scePasoned | the: full moral support of the na- “tice r i Ve] ee tall ing papers and books. ° . , 99 r . jand experienced men to take posi-|tional government in maintaining ~ = abecnemap ies vepehs- Kenda rr) thare@e was ade fter in- s BH that Forbes won $220 from Mrs. | a. Wainwright, adopted daughter rhe charge was made after in imer shooting craps This |ton8 of public trust and fully Ga) aw and order at all times. Buti uo ‘was ment! sel |, ee ¢ his administration | ~”,*P* Asmocistes: Srewe Ss. ] Ss" ’ | ] ri i> A is ai 7) - - 3 . ra oat ich ume night that he derstand your disinclination to un-/ local self government can not be = sgh : pee an oe LONDON, Dec. 9.—-King George ; * on e sé { ae Se ; 7 é : ' : Was not made a eneliciary, } 7 ieaicy? , (Copyright, 1924.) a Porbes $5000 from Thomp- dertake to make a change. |furnished from the outside and it a rest i by a commissio) | opened Parliament in state toda} gave - [ have decided to permit Gen./is a most important possession. te nian genta Mette “al After a six-hour secret hearing | gi¢g , ech fr he throne full n, he said ; attorney, the trust companies with a speech from the throne fu nn tt oon session Special | Butler to have a leave of absence | “If those of you who are inter- f ‘th ne ou ' , ’ tq lay Judge Pihl remanded Dr f pl nee nts on foreign and after session special | ation oe : or that the estat throug qiazy, wus "= ‘(oO ronouncements oO oreign % At the a “ ° I Saal bie until January, 1926, so far as I; ested are not content to take Gen. ren tha = ~~ stich ly apes | at of thee weeeblenal I ao aa “3 fn : iter ‘oduces iree at Mies ¢ , | ‘ : bequest t s ton liversilyv ast for ; eriod oO hre veeKs | domestic airs. , Prosecutor Fo - : Steel estan have authority to grant it. But it; Butler. ex-Washington, I suggest °"!” = eprere SO niversiy, | Be oe". Ol “My h ot Weta \efan siins ; ‘ ; : : S, = . . ’ was “ ducat al trust in: 4 ‘ . 4 ‘el; ymns in oreig! of Mortimers Dank ae] ‘y ‘does not seem reasonable to sup-| you release him.” va n edu ional tru and vithout bail y relation , : dated June 20, 1922, showing de- ~ . should be administered with as lit- T) - t the Bisho p| P owers continue to be friendly,” the nn - = —- - ———— = —— . : 1A Cnar2gz> aga is¢ ( ae . tle cost as possible Lee was ask ae n = ; King began. A campaign of hos- posits totaling $5100 on that date, the date he said Thompson gave ‘MILLIONAIRE ORPHAN’ LEFT f ment of disputes d:ewn up last assembly of ine League a him,” he explained. Shepherd, a Chicago attorney. The | $828,000. event the case is decided in favor|and periodicals at high prices. — ~— oe ' wito see how far I could go with | Clintock’s foster father, William D.| will effect an annual saving of to Washington University in the) supplied the missions with tracts Shoreham Conference. fortune in a comparatively few | So great is the present demand OT the plaintiff. The public prose: uftor., when in- tions with the attention VW hich its In March, he said, he informed ot pie cme nae tre. One hand | for $1 bills and/so rapid their de- | Campbell Estate Cited. ‘formed of the findings of th@}) oparacter demands. They have al- Forbes that Thompson and Black | oO another, no holder having long | terioration that the Treasury has “But grant that it is Aan educa- semiofficial commission eAid he ready begun Lo examine this Were coming to Washington and he | enjoy ed it before death intervened. | found it necessary to print 48,000,- | tional trust The Mercantile Trust| was not willing to act on his own | weighty question. pected Lo represent them in OoOb- | ) OUNR Met lintock came into his 00 each month. io.. in administering th ; estate of | initiative. but intim ited that he | Russian Treaty Scrapped. a . . , . . . ‘y* " . * ' . . . . ‘ i aining hospital contracts. Black wey begemnn only seven months ago. He Che number of silver dollars in, James Campbell, received fees of|;was willing to take up the mat-! “vty Government is unable to | ; ‘tf ‘ re ‘ ' ire ‘ ; . - ‘ S © ; ’ ‘. . " “— +7 - Mortime:- and Thompson, at a con- | 4 ft I artmouth College to take up; circulation declined from 79,000.- about $500,000, and the MLtorneys , ter 1! requested to do so by the! recommend to your consideration m - Key * ference at the Shoreham Hotel. business study to prepare himself 000 in 1919 to 54,060,000 in 1924. . fees amounted to about $100,000. | Methodist congregation. Dr. Bast |the treaties which the Government i> ’ Washington, about April 12. 1922. | tor the administration of his for- | That was in educational) trust, | is declared fo have taken the at- | of the T nion of Socialist Soviet Re- STUPID Med upon 35 per cent of the | tune and in preparation flor nis | PRESIDENT OPPOSED T0 » through which the Medical Depart-; titude that he was only willing to} publics signed Aug. 5. It is my de- e* Wofits as Mortimer'’s share for ob- | prospects ef Inarriage. VW hen he | $53, 000, 000 FOR WATERWAY ment of St Louis ("niversity bene- discuss the commission’s findings sire that normal intercourse he- i. we € contracts. he said. | fell all, his fiancee obtained A | § fited. I did not hear anything in} with his American superiors. itween the two countries shall not . Easby-Smith “ Batenae adurieei | marriage license and she and Mcec-)| wu Approve Only a Measure for that case of) an dministration | The Bishop recently returned} be interrupted. I trust that attain | ! an » Vase Mked if he considered this ‘‘a fair | intock planned a bedside wed- More Important Improvement | Without compensation. ifrom a visit to the United States,|ment of this object will he itt “ iM =reasonable”’ arrangement rit but delirium developed and | Projects. Fees Small. Lee Says land it was generally believed the! possible by strict fulfilment of t! hose ~ ” ° os > ¥ . afi a “ i : ; . . ’ . I « . -*'* “a ~ P ‘ . , YTV! “ee *. . 4d Mortimer said he did. Judge Car- ah ith soon followed with the mar- | By the Associated Press “rh compensation of an ad-, Matter had heen dropped. But theic onditions of frie ndly internat nal benter intervened and with ironic riage unperformed. WASHINGTON, Dec J. Presi- ministrator pendente. lite such as! Rev. Mr. Ingersle\ ind other dis- | intercourse, which have a prs = . ) I . I i i I it ° ‘ i ay : : , . Dione P a »f “o : S vi { Mivity observed that he was not |dent Coolidge will throw’ the I am in this case, is 5 per cent on/ Stisfied Methodists succeeded in} peated!) ae plete pul traded h ce ® much interested in learning ; BURLESQUE OF “MR, A” BARRED |: | weight of his influence against any disbursements, and the total of this| Pressing home the charges against pests ecteney Feng “ © the z . ss . ‘ . . . " . " ‘ - , . . ‘ | Tre nt ] ‘ i. entirely lost on Mortimer lie F H , measure caf ying appropriations Sei 000 in value would receive | in Denmark. rh ere 18 no hint itt Pp Bs . s . © ‘ - ~ . « * “ ’ . . > , imly assured the court that ee ct a eee Aeelan PO-\for the more important projects $30,000. If. most of the bills/the allegations of any misapprop:: | trade. treaty of y ’ tentate who was referred to _ in nal “We have concluded a treaty ct . : c > . ’* T Y oe » ..% . P . . ‘ONE.DOLLAR BILLS if he would request Probate Judse Was made by the Rev. Mr. Inger: tility to British rights and interests Holtcamp to revoke his appoint-/lev, head of the great central mis-|in Egypt and the Sudan, inspired at the of Na- but would not approve legislation against the Wainwright st: hi: ti ee 1 received fron the : ‘ sigat ‘ alin: ‘ ight estate have; ation oOo unas recelve rom ; , .s , - ;, commerce and navigation with the ttt ee ed was nothing unusual either | t j . : ‘k ’ it the court in the Robinson blackmail-| carrying many of the minor items, been paid, there would remain} United States. | : prac tice or the percentage. ing case must not be made the : ‘ : s . . ; ie — or : | President of the German Reich, aL pping a long interval ; : A bill now pending in the House comparatively little for my admi..-} The arrest of the Bishop occurred :, f the S Nerval, counse! i subject of vaudeville sketches. This carries $53,000,000 for waterways. istration—certainly not so great a 'on the very day } usval Christmas | order to Pu ie 1 “tj a io mrhargea , , « “\e ws ' . next day that other papers ON EE, ERE SENS a . : a a ' : ns he I e+] , Italy. signed in July, for cession dad 1e propos: an a eas ~U Ts ecause e great gi ering mere: s ; , : P been taken from his safety de- c | KILLING FORMER SWEETHEART fc ho or om : ere and es ; ergot wmasney Ms | ¢ , ong a ‘ef a portion of the province of riends among lawyers and business| of outcasts who came te em. ¥ . . ; ' t box, to whic h onlv Mrs. Mor- | “e | . er : ree ar nas ran Pre ee tbe | Jubaland In Kenya Colony and pro- r, b g SEC , (| By the Associated Prees. men have agreed with me in this} Bast’s way of doing things appealed | At : » Besides himself, had a key. ores ‘Ep q ts " : | tectorate. SE Wate Smabets con ‘ ST. JOSEPH, Mich., Dec. 9. stand. to the public, and great sums/ : td hin ‘ ; rs on. Be : a ‘ ess . , , own" ial , eldest son, . lining . , Not Abused Emil Zupke, 24 years old, slaye Under $1,250,000 Bond. passed into his hands to enable him| “The visit of my elc t incrtminating evidence A C4 . ; eae & ‘ , | Dp ea of Wales. to South Africa Mai § of Cora May Raber, his: discarded oa © * to carry out his work Prince ales, Mt Forbes. | x lee is under a bond of $1,250,- ’ as 1avoidably postponed seweetheart, was sentenced today to ee anil to tal Oo AKe LL- WF —_ : EN Drake Hotel Episode, Custom Sayg the velue of 8 || lif ec . , _ al 000, which costs the estate $2100. | oe #9 this vear, now is arranged ‘ DOE e imprisonment. Zupke, who Sg Ge i ae il ga his } . le appointed at § m. Novy. " the spring of next year. S- The defe ) , bi Re nse then bewran a severe new automobtle goes down ‘ Was . 4 ; ; ! “© onc raived all trial rights, was on the! oo. , ) ) + lace in | " ‘ou | D iy “ Wi and minute examination of Morti- |» CnoKe © gir oOo deatn 2s. 3 , : change = "* at “6 lege Surrounding Mortimer'sal- | ° yt * was filed at this hour to get in ‘By the Associated em Africa and St. Helena. lI have no set a seumper shot. » Payment of $5000 to Porbes | As a matter of fact any car, | AUG. .¥. ° ahead of a ‘possible contest snit PRINCETON, Ind... Dee. 9. Be-| doubt that the happy results which eter . OWERE maa! The physician denied, when ~™_ : , ‘ ‘ " j . » c ~ Homage oe Eat b Oo ain te tne yen the | LADY ASTOR'S PORTRAIT tales suse Mitchell Head. 20 vears old ‘attended his previous \ isits to other ive . me will Tas | asked the direct question, that aaa Ci t au, «4 ‘ S om, ; eee ' ; ' ' J Por the defense. this is the alia ter car after it has run the ;¢! BARS Wainwright died in St. Louis ontied te obey the | Gooyright, 1924. by the Press and_P uliteer early in October, He left $50,000 os meyer of Princeton that he ap-| peated on this occasion. eeemeOGrt: Fair | ““drunken” passenger. Th> (eons : ; . ‘ . ‘ublisiin . — Ne Vork World - — . jawiemeyer oO C ‘ : . i more . of ' ; . . bs . “N Tate effort to crack Morti- that dogs not yrs 2 fact | — an ‘ie Post Disba te h. e to the St. Louis ( hildren s Hoe- pear at city hall and accompany | “I have received an invitatio® | eo and Wee. | fliet of testimony at this point CO- ' 5 story on that point, Hie had that its money value igs less, LONDON. Dec. 9.—The portrait pital, $50,900 to three indi duals ‘him to Sunday achoo!} Sunday | from the President and ——. | Lesday: rising | — with the apparent attitude, . fled before «a Sevute commit- |‘ I as _ ‘x 'of Lady Naney Astor, M. P.. pre- $10.000 for the care o his ceme noice va ee toda: held | ment of the A rgentine pete nes nie hyp Wed-!i in the Motlow case, of the Pullman ear ‘ es fever, e te ' , sot ion : _ . al "1sit sday ey , ; year that he gave fhe = a, a aire ped F ca lh ip sented to Parliament by Lord Astor | te") lot, a valuable art collectio him in contempt of court and sen- for the Prince of Wales > x, s nesday in weet , Company, which desires the slayer . ‘ ‘ ee sh = . . ; ‘ : T six : Er “7 . . . : "os : ‘ ° ; — . fo Forbes on June 19. It is ¢ not afford a good car. ‘and hung on the House of Com-/to the 8 Louls Art Muse um 8nd l enced him to jail. | Argentine next year, and . ; ind north por of its employe punished. and the “* that lor! Os Was girest | , mons staircase draped in sucking the residue of ag estate to Wash Lie: had heen fined $4 and accepted giad v this invitation on | Lions. | I. A N.. which views Motlow as | : South Bhore Country Club Fr You can, and aay Xt igp ve | by the late Labor Government, is | ington University. osta on a charge of intoxication behalf of my son. | ilinois: Fair to- | 4 shipper and a friend. i ‘one on a practical, com- ¢ : ; \Tic — inital Ye le. tu uneies * ‘ : ny és , . firm conviction of my ia a val | cont ah cenjpatanh fig ould arenas basis is to ask ‘(|to be removed ger bs ainwrgn eerie to. Brean Saturday, and after imposition o! in vad : ine ec : : pecan a Hight and Wed-| Objection by Defeme. Hi te ° , : e been nt the Drake. lo ( for a text of those adver- Viscount Peel, First (‘ormmission- the will 1s based or a eratllol S that ine fine. the Mayor informed liead i' Gove! nmen, tna inh 3 i - y nesday; not much | In addition to this, Snoddy was e mtent he had an alibi. tised today in the classified >|... o¢ Works. has ruled that “it is) Wainwright was mentally incompe- |....; he would be expec ted to go to operation with the grttnts geet ” os change in temper-| ready to testify that Motlew, tn the “ nol " columns : gr dieee | oF eee ey «ge dm my dom t a , his testimony here. however. Automobiles” col of | undesirable as a matter of principle tent and that as his adopted and Sunday school with the ‘May or Sun-| my eon infons a T wa hele. ature. police station the next day. toll seve ‘ .r * or . ra > : » . " tte . 4 wrt ‘onc ; ~ ° = of ; mer said the date was June pP Bus Di f 7 | that pictures or statues of living legal daug nter ane ae me: OK iay morning. There was a contest ae ers‘or mw ee on eek cele Gl $ Sun rises tomor-/| him he remembered nothing about oo us S494 Volunteered the statement $i he OS (Spd Ci persons should be accepted for the sole legal claimant to the former)... petwen the Princeton Sunday *®y *° industrial progres , row at 7:10; sets today at 4:38. the circumstances of the shooting, e had been mistaken in his = lat qme Bie Automodile Director Houses of Parliament.” He has in brewers estate. The will Was -echool and on in Evansville for the increasing unity and ergo. ‘i Stage of the Misstasippi River at Such teatimony would enable the ——--- =. satimony. Kasby-Smith |} 7p p rfect Market-Place ffect asked Lord Astor what he, ™tde April 8, 1922, more than six/.tcendance. Princeton won the/ of the Empire and this will be ®)| st. Louls, 5.1 feet, at 7 a, m., rise| State to attack Motlow's detailed . : oo y mae ec e ‘ t : nom . — . - ; . ogee a MeaMentiem +4 . me eee Ary s° we ge ** . ‘ . . (iano ‘ ,* , « i 7 ‘ ; P ’ ‘7 2 oe a i ° , YY : 4 é ® be a 3 a ‘man soldiers in the World War on} him the money. All Mortimer’s : cancelled checks, drawn between HIS FIANCEE $8000 A YEAR | TOO COSTLY; USE OF ment. so that the ends of econorny ston organization. and certain [ rather than discouraged, by the July 1 and Oct. 1, of that year, itachi! ts Ec ° would be served, and he answered Methodists who had been dissat tic. | Government of Zacloul Pasha, cu!- were also produced. /Remainder of McC lintock ror-, CARTWHEELS URGED that he would not do so. : ave is allied: eee |minated in the murder of Sir Lee Earlier today Mortimer told of | tune Bequeathed to Foster | The Companies Represented. fied with the alleged activities of! coo. in the streets of Cairo and taking Thompson and James W. Father, Chicago Attorney. Caeae SE a anata eS Seams ar Dr Bast. obliged miy Governinent to demans Black of St. Louis to see Forbes at} al | Treasury Appeals to Public to 6:6 \fercantile Trust Co., Miss ras emawethah @ eee tae ae | the Veterans’ Bureau at night. Hej‘’ be Cittaty Paatieidhy precy oa with nm.oney collected for charity cepted, are designed to secure re- Thompson. Clintock millions, ge into NEW | special to the Post-Dis x in att inne) aR of Pcitiaainate , | through the central mission organ- spect for those interests which are “Thompson told him he _ had hands by the will of William N. WASHINGTON. "sae b.. 00 att OF Which’ Tee was itathemed. | ization and the Rev. Mr. Inegers-| of vital concern to my empire and malt nearly all the railroad sta-|MeClintock, the “millionaire or-| Treasury is appealing to the public) would join as administrators with-| lev. who arrived in Denmark two; which m) wer saben vi ma ge , toms in Texas, and had done 4a/| phan’’ made public today. to give the silver dollar another, out compensation. vears ago after training in the reserved so tale absolute dis re- Mof cantonment work for the| Miss Isabelle Pope, McClintock’s | chance. iin Vidieeds Wad @ Yale einai) I'Tnited States. and the dissatisfied tion when my protectorate over Government during the war,’’ the | fiancee, whose romance with the Economy is one of the ehief rea- i ae nee él estaiiel recta me Danish Methodists started a cam- Egypt was withdrawn, Babe Witness said. | orphan dated from their school | sons for the desire to restore the embarrass a person in my pos!- paign against Ir. Bast. “1 follow wee a ae" “ “Was your conversation with | lays and was ready to marry him | “ce art wheel” to its former popU- tion.” Lee told a Post-Dispateh lg In Private Enterprises. mportant Gen is aad bent F sx9s Forbes at Atlantic City the first|in the hospital in response to his|larity. The life of a silver dollar porter. “To be consistent these in- The miofficial commission League rz eset ; Presa! rate ime you discussed splitting | wishes as death approached, re- | is indefinite. whereas that of 2 pa- stitutions should have come with a which was gesenne to =o inveati- | Of State tor sdnadinn. «6 . : io ak ey: he asked asked. “NO, |ceives an income of $8000 a vear | per dollar is from seven to 11 waiver of fees from tho three exec-‘ gate Dr Pact’ aministration. a yp tie Hon Ate 283 Sin bes . Sed that's the first time we agreed on under the will. ' months. To manufacture a paper utors, Max Kotany, ¢t1. \. Stifel and | found. while paving tribute to the | ish ov prea ein “ He , en tetnied’ tiies aepeact split.” | All of the remainder of the es-}dollar and keep it in circulation, William A. Haren. But I have! bishop's work in the slums, that of its council. & e rd bens ring e "When was your first corrupt | tate, originally estimatea at $3,000.! costs the Government 1.7 cents. heard nothing of the executo or | insufficient control had been main- open . ov aa sa ates eposal made to him?” Mortimer ;|000 and which has greatly in- The Treasury estimatesthatifit trustees ag) eeing to waive | ., tained over charity funds collected. the or a aan alll rine hail feplied it was in March, a month | creased in recent years, some esti-|can replace 40,000,000 paper dol- “This is not strictly an e@Wta-' The renort commented on i es My panier ea cadinaeee with ater he met Forbes. “I brought | mates now plaeing it at $5,000,-|lars with an equa] number of silver tional trust, in view of the will) Bast’s alleged private enterprise as a ee cate ates ree Sina di ectieattinen: him along gradually, feeling him{|°00 or $6,000,000 is left to Me-/dollars as it is now trving to do, it | contest, for the estate would not go | owner of a. printing works which a ponte enna cautte nasties ' dier-General Dennis EK. Nolan,! > ee |WMDEPOSI| President Extends Butler’s WOULD HANDLE U.S. SHOP HELD MOTLOW CASE GOES OVER gps OF FIXER °18 THE WAINWRIGHT. IN DENMARK FOR UNTIL TOMORROW, WHEN Stes rawr wo” ESTATE FREE MSISEOFFUNDS SUDGE WILL INSTRUCT JURY ll ——- -— “TD AMERICAN PELEZSSES, INSTRUCTIONS (}f A NEW RECORD, PRESENT rE Ane COURT 10 COVER LTHOUGH America’s rep- A resentation in the . British Parliament is limited in the | FOUR VERDC] House of Commons to a single | | member—Lady Astor—it Is get- tinge noticeably larger in the ay higher executive chamber. The number of American | ene From Imposition of peeresses, who arrayed them- selves in their rightful seats Death Penalty to Acquit- along the glittering rows of | richly-rober women at the open- tal on Ground of Self. ing of Parliament today, never |_| before has been so great. Tothe | Defense. group of 10 or 12 American noblewomen, who have already made their debut in this infre- | PULLMAN OFFICIALS quent gathering of their com- peers. were added today the GIVE TESTIMONY (‘ountess of Galloway, who un- til last October was Miss Phil- Upp Wenger ok Xew uo: | Statements Tend to Indicate and her sister, the Countess of Carnarvon. | That Shooting Was the Lady Astor again appeared in her seat in the plain black cos- |; Reckless Act of Drunken tume she wears in the other section of Parliament, where Man she sits by the vote of the peo- ° ple. Among the other Ameri- inpatient can peeresses present today | it ; , | Two St. Louls employes of the were the Duchess of Marlbor- | ouch and Countess Beatty. |Pullman Co., testifying today in 'i' Lem Motlow’s trial for murder, ® . made statements tending to indi- German Soldier Was hus patie cate that the shooting of Clarence Equal to 3 of Allies, oT. Pullis, Pullman conductor, by ‘the wealthy Tennessee distiller, was Says Gen. Bullard the reckless act of a drunken man. Motlow's detailed story of the Cites Comparative Casualties shooting, carrying his mixed plea d Decl Diecinlinn of self-defense and accident, and and eclares scip 1dmitting only by inference that he Gave Teuton Advantage. | was intoxicated, was told to the jury yesterday afternoon. special to the l’ost-Dispatch NEW YORK. Dec. 9.—Major- Testimony in the case closed General Robert Lee Bullard who | with thé morning session, both sides commanded the First Division in!‘ announcing. when the afternoon France, and late the Second session began, that they had no and|further witnesses. , , elay “¢ ( who te’ now in Sommand “ef the) \ de! y in the preparation of ¥ . : pea +, | the instructions caused Judge Second Corps area at Crovernors - iM , decid , +) , ‘ ‘ , id * Island, declared vesterday he had | am nm to decide, shortly atter h . s 4 p. m., to adjourn until tomorrow “found the German soldier equal | to threé allied woldiers.” morning without hearing the argu- Li) ‘ : bP nt: s eV 1g, Ilis statement, made in the inents this evening as had been : " planned. The instructions will be course of a discussion on the ef- op delivered when court convenes, and fectiveness of organization, train- ‘al _iargumnts will follow. The time ing and discipline, precipitated a allowande tas weetements: ‘till : controversy as soon as it was re- mani S g ; a5. BO é : been fixed. peated to other officers who com- ia es | Judge Hamilton made known manded large forces in France. 2 ; ‘that he inetrutcions would cover Gen. Bullard based his campari- | ocnthie eemena”s - ser in th , _* ; { son between the allied and the Ger- DP —_ vhs +e uruer oS S first degree, murder in the second degree, manslaughter and self-de- 'fense, th last of which would mean acquittal. To Ask for Death Penalty. The State as has been announced will ask for a first-degree convie- |tion, with the death penalty. The 'jury, in the event of a first de- American Army (‘nn France, their comparative casualties, as- serting that, because of his disci- pline, the German soldier disposed of three of his enemies before he himself became a casualty. Major-General John lL. Hines, Chief of Staff or tae Army: LDriga- | gree conviction, has Its option be- ‘tween the death penalty and life ‘imprisonment. For second degree murder, the punishment is imp ic a) 4 Washington last night they Gis | eee pcre tg beciyhiny = greed with Gen. sumare. penitentiary, or alix months in jail, or $500 Tine, or $100 fine and three FRANCE ~ INVITES ~ BERMANY months in jail, all as the jury may ; determine. Nation Asked to Participate in Dec-| Oscar W. Snoddy. assistant su- orative Arts Exhibition. |perintendent of the Pullman Co. a the Asuna eee |here, and Alfred A. Boyle, inapec- PARIS. Dec. 9-—The French | tor tor the company, were the first Ambassador in Berlin has extended | *¥° witnesses for the State in re- |buttal today. They made inquiry jinto the case on the day after the \shooting. which occurred on an ‘outbound L. & N. train the night Heputy Chief of Staff, and MajJor- General Tasker H. Bliss. member «© the Allied Supreme War C‘oun- cil during the war, all said In an official invitation from the! French Government for Germany | to participate in the International | ‘exhibition of decorative arts which | 46 March 17 last. oe oo gts pe et ae een Pullman Officials’ ctober next yet Both testified that Dr. W. r. McNary, surgeon of St. Marys FAIR TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY, | itor’. ‘rare se.’ touts, sala" LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE | vas" snotty a drunken’ pussene THE TEMPERATURES. 'ger, who had quarreled with the 2s wm... ck eee ee 3| porter. Both were sure that the Z as oe .; a eo gipee 33 physician use the word “drunken” 6 @. Biicccouenei 2 12' noon sae | in quoting what Pullle had said te ye pe ) ¢ Saree him. 6 oe -* 2c Pp. om a. 4 a ai <a 7 2 Pp. m ne 3 | Dr. MeNary, who ts also local ” i : " — D rr) : 32 , Highest yesterday, 56. at 12:15 surgeon for the lL. & N., téatify- we ing yesterday for the defense, said . my; lowest, 29, at 11:45 p.m. | tnat Pullie’ statement to him was: Official forecast! “A passenger shot me. The por- [MILLIONAIRES for St. Louls and! ter and the passenger were strug- ARE SENDING | viciniy: Fair to-| gling. The porter had a stick. f

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“ TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1924 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH we ee —_ ——ae ee ee — mess ——- = _ — —$— ST.LOUIS FOST-DISMATCH } tr i UR] UN I JAMES B. pel gee seed STATE QUESTIONS Mortimer Brings New Names Into His Story of Gra q FOURTH | FLER r END MWKINLEY 46,000,000, GEO. EA PHYSICIANS FIRST |—sesS Bess oe | eect eee ere TED $12 500 000 IN NEW GI | spot today. this case you haven't seen,” Morti- | adelphia receivea $1250 for acting ? ? ’ > fortimer id he paid severa] ;™er said to Easby-Smith at one/las a “go-between” in efforts to! Responding te further Stlon 7 ———- i] h his share of the $15.00), Point in the cross-examination. | have a revoked permit agp to; he said that serie yw bé sii ts = a , - ' pe eae ein Sun wery oO cen- contract in questio ; U it to which he said Thompson gave him,| "Fortunately the Senate Commit-/the Rising Sun eater a “6: $47.000 ee pe. at 2 fige | North Carclina Power Mag- Rochester niversity ‘tee did not use everything it had.” | tucky. = "vy ane asc ge Pe ) : ae Sa . 000 $5 ame. Easby-Smith then got = hihita. rao — trorner-Gener: langh- . , RAFFIC ON LINES ena n give: ef | LPN es Hearts Post-Dispatch. Mies. Mortimer ‘6 the bedseces loo ie ee ry to Attorney-Geame™ =... | cage gostabtag , OF MISSING MAN ,..- it cost me $220 for Mortimer exists at this ot where e efforts . _— | B24 a stitutio?r : “2 : . : EY | : ee ‘ QM TP ory Rowe senung a vrewery in a P , | ine : eT ind religivi put Che | . ae Shae diinnt ; | : PENCT MOC un that evening. He won, and, Mortimer said he | + Forbes | beh: ince ie ae case were emphatically cern Also Helped Ufland Both M f th the State 1 ‘h and Sou | t iniste: 1M is Pet- y the mone; like he always | mone: es a a megs li ae | Edmonds. On the : i . Motl india e 100 or More 1 Se ent of the fund, | | De ae ee ee sae f Ina, charged with nurde: | ba ee ee peel ginal, ote porn abtie ot gp pall yy imonds said that = ore . With Accommodation “ a Illinois Towns Served by A _— sf trustees | . at ae pes Glue i ot ord Sweeten. husba: nem Beemer an —s - — orake. they ee ee Sacer eb lo? 6 6p | Mortimer | return te no n o be ad ete - Thoa fit wnder ¢] 3 (he witness changed this and said aliered the place since then. I;Langley of Kentucky, who ‘ceived from a local al Notes. i neck? the Company Greatly 4 if-perpetualin tes oT oo f Eastman are rs = oy ' mi nee ‘inh Hs per oe wate pet a a: ware ee weulent = » — caer. Any- | now pompano Sr ieent looking after a permit i ~ The Hose Jewelry Co., 12! North | nesses made tast miei vy Mr Waesech veer! ati | vsician who told of! y, Ne doudted whether she; how, I was more interested in get- charge pertiy as 8 fceu | ington. The permit wag sadway. which was thrown Into said ¢ Handicapped. - 4&0 ine on al ative | nology. | which. is addei lect jl and » | eave it to i orbes. “They were so iting back ang watching Forbes with} timers centaneny me uae ,| monds said, but after he Sestes. nena y yesterday by creditors, Wall gi Hogue | : ao : . at on't know whether she paidi my wife than I was in standing | He men loned van sage sl that Mortimer had “done soe wrap ‘fourth jewelry concern inthe sk a_i. obbie’ or not,” he remarked.|;out in the bathroom with him or/| George Dean, Repulweas national! he insisted that the meee “ cenbels as . result of the op-' In The strike of 350 trainmen of the Mortimer repeated then that; Thompson,” Mortimer flung out. committeeman from . oe and) turned and that Mortingey het ard of Jacob Underwood Uf-)| was iilinols Traction System (McKinley | 000,0¢ otal to be used Inj and kegee Institute 1,900,009 ne opening o: court ecial Thompson took him into a bath-| Forbes sought “only high-class.| A. B. Messer, a : Ne gibt “*| nally consented He addeg ed presi ient co the Milton Watch! practi¢ ijnes). which has tied uD passeng Pro | - Frank ; SO im $10,000, and/ reliable, able and financially ri- navang been active in Optaining! ¢,1, responsible because he had ts, oe 7 New York. and of the Na- | ticular and freight service on the mai! ately he called Forbes by] -ontractors” for hospital whisk} pern its. , | troduced Mortimer tg» ans tional! Jewelry (o. of St. Louis, Who/its the nes in St. Louis and Centra! and | » $5000. work, he told Mortimer, the ‘fixer Easby-Smith undertook to ques | penresenting the brewery, entiy disappeared, leaving cred-| that Southern Illinois since 12:01 a. m./| °& , the trust oes seed C rns ie mace by Cetense 3 Did you Cclosg the doo! Meriees Shee a eee} ——_ 1 2. ee ir with claims in excess of $600,-/| tron Sunday, continued tn force tod t mou! Still to Direct Company. rtunity was given for; bet your life I did.” ‘Second St. Louis Firm Named by hich the witness had said he gave Sutheriand Declines tw Commen aab. as Louls, The re Was a tense situatio at; is a niversit! Despite the fact that vesterda cnree f them, wh ere r Mortimer said this was ’ Mortimer. als mn Chicago = ree Sa on Mortimer’s ™ Cre iters of the Rose Jewelry | would Stauuton, Ii! at 11 o'clock jast/ in North Carolina if{s mark the disposal of the la: be questioned out of 4:30 p. m. New tales of graft at Washing- ‘ontiac Construction Company oO! '. M. Sutherland, head of th Co arg filed the involuntary pe- | arrang - ' . . . . . is é . Fun * ~ cr. > ; mate ’ ht. Tenn 3 @ Is si . . , — » ow 4 rite , +h ;or ha , > . Tour ti rr ‘On- —_ . — night, when a passenger car a! [rinity Board to Meet. large 1 f his perso: rcik- | Gel ! ney: hich Easby-Smith then showed m ton, involving dignitaries hitherto the Northampton foundation ¢ “1. Sutherland Ce &. titien and the amount of thelr! been rived there from Litchfield. F Gratitude Was expressed last | ho! Des in ti Sastm: ¢ - J UCRE Kern permitted indorsement | the record that Mortimer had tesgti- unmentioned, and new details of Ct. said yesterday that ve aims are Michael Levy. $1735.14: | ing St Rawlings, the motorman, and ‘li- | nigh t Durham by Dr. William | Co sastman ade it clear that hs r in hames of Emma a! le re the Senate committee (old scandals, gushed from the tat not all I gave Him./| no longet connected With Bis com, atone Pear! Co., 2740.69. and, an president of Trinity Jo-: will continu ire a ffairs| Kirk and Mrs. Pear! Clinton (mat fh ‘all Forbes from the liv- | ness stand yesterday, as fortimer retorted. pany. Sutherland declined to com, Mi ts ,e] Sa@hr, $738.33 berth te Witnesses. ing reom—not the bedroom Forbes undertook to c1 Ki ine ave him $1500 in his apartment | ment «an Mortimer’s statement The othe: concerns that have | tions made prisoners by ac f strik- | ity Board | ' oped : = tic - et: filed in the last month through} Snodd trainmen and sympat ic COBl /the opinion that “any board wou! iit vesterda’ and not - 1 witnesses be separated. Judge Mortimer said Thompson “ ed Among Mortimer’s new charges ye: foundation cousrac | Mfiand’s operations are the Milton! “* eles ly te consider an | noun ) helene iia Genie = \ ruled t] thy ule of sepa the crap game” and “* vas one that he paid Forbes a bribe to th sutherland Company of St. ST. LOUIS POST: Watch Co. New York. and the lin th municated with unton ites smine from su a source.” miiar to those tf le ti mploy ti0n uld apply the medical good.” f-$1500 to award a hospital foun- uls. | : ‘ : Nationa! Jewelry Co and the | ny headquarters at Springfield and rovidi ion of 20/5 - id t enenittis titn- | Wiinesses at oon There ' couple of botties dation contract to the W. M. Suth ttorney asked Mortimer i par , ey “ x Trauss Jewelry Co. of St. Louis were advised to permit the car and _, cen r ti innual incom on | Uons ft a han | pt 1 ‘fllial MeNali: d- |! scotch and we ail |} a few erland Construction Co. of St. Louis, h he got the money, and when -T Sil] another small concern here is —aw te make td ir trim ¢ , | : tn ih OO At tual value + , cits [on ; he pros stay 14 that dri 7 ‘ witness sai “When $1600 f the money. he said having , assed anda ne wttn4e@s } involved through Ifland but Litchfie:d. but weport an: hee, ml pe —* ‘+ nade that it n paid for 3 it would apply to all wit: aft- |! ave ‘orbes the $5090, I asked been furnished by William McCau- lied that McCauley gave yim succeed in meeting its obligations. | tempts at furth: L102 sount: 10. the plan tallments during 1 li of East- e noon recess nim if h wanted to sign a note. ley, a Washingtcn agent of that Al eB day he gave MEMEER OF TH Cause of Fact Fatlare. Car on “Test” Pr specifies 1 ision to be made | ™4". ' Is ve with tC any re wr. d per of Nason, who |! lauhged, put the money in his firm. The contract was for work at : , : $3, 1923. | Sameer THE ASSOCIATED PRE fr each Ins*ance where there 5 t ; Mu aaeeiemns. Cee a en thew 1 red i - a Bn —— | erandum. for which he falled to pay companys is : ‘ eneilia Lik t 1 = is tne |! is t itl S ; an. 68. and Ww ife. a. in S®TIOUS : ar had nti@red the bed accom moda- | -™ 2 rt ; } T -F. Goddard, &! ; Ty. @ mM - i . ; 1 . arolin : Ait = h 2 ver 16: 4. 1 the symptoms and sai ead we Condition at Hospital. BOY ? FALLS IN HOT WATER SU°BSORIPTION a ; , tion paper and tailed to meet ft on Ler of the COT : ‘tes @e > 3 nre. = . ee —- 5: \ ’ 4 . € i a. . ‘ 11a . ‘ dmi iatey — icin : - : o . y : : is , ie So cker _— a railroad ri; ' | ne Drammen MAI, & ma‘urtty He Iso 80).) merc han- : he ine — so ~ _ tn , — ny , ett 1? Titute ™ ‘sy } Fon i ~eeanizp > on 7 - oat ——. . oh : Sunday «o . ' . : senting the striking ! —_4 haritab! k among whit en: in rsenl ‘hen St Lis i orgs 4 vs , | wits ry . — , ne year dise. taking long-time notes in pay- osetia ogy eer ie a. a ritab! Lm01 ms , le about | ' nip ied 2 iain jury, | nm ! ) | “verely Scalded When Playing in cily, with , men - tending | Cond ut Lor’: atu Vian , -e . : Kit he n Ny ar Tub ie) ment aon promise oO ey : zg + ' Se pte ' be ’ . ” : ~1A - \lre np them a’ maturi*’y. and discounted ommi ' , , 107 > s , ™ ; bate in mber. inhalis ) : in thei lal 2-vyear-old son f Mrs. | with other members of the commit-/ |. or ther educa , : les- nysicians they gave cir moved fr - 16184 Glascon the notes a* banks. which prevented | » j- M4 aroun i p VUeIws -—ca- a} » Ptnead 168 . hen 4 re removed from eott; n of 31 ilwe li Moreland. 1616, jlaszZow av-ir a ; tee. The main offices of the I. T. S. | © mie wa wR a “ ispensa 1¢ liver as the cause of death ’ drags | ~ | y city carrie E ehese promised extensions. . fiala One instiiutions on ne ‘om! rit: “he 1.725 Made N hemi , jsweeter y ft 11cal ny fe > nu was severely scalded toda} ee ° are in Springfield ay pe ind nmuni adic No Chemical Analysis. P a ae al Herman Rosenthal. proprietor of | : } SLSles } hest ; r Comme sis . » caller ) na hy he fell into a tub ec Ol Wa- : : ae . Springfield business men, acting = el : m When. during Harper's direct ex- oan 1 CBLeG ss . Dy. = the Rose Jewelry Co.. visthly affect- Explains Purpoec. , sil ae Leone ‘ai adit *resentatic | ae ans Specker had not reported for er ri] le bout the kitchen actual a in the name ‘ the ‘ han h¢ ‘ f D k xD] ined hat , { eae i a i ‘ ] ; ‘ al j ae a7 — nr was made } a . : | ‘ - rnagc ' ‘ Pp ‘ : : : K * Mnteret as ar-ond clase matter J “] ed hy a fatlure in the husv 2eaeann rene thee ee eg eagege ie ) rr General H tal ve b) ne) v? t to |Jar for } aiecanon us Qa stir At the City Hospital their cond his mother was washing 9 " . a =: : in establishing tha aos . -- ‘ ; ' = J , . , .'cG r Hig ’ .* 1 pa 2 mi ’ ail : bee] . oe ne a Ve of the jewelry trade. dectined to. ~ ate " : : . . : : 4 . . . ’ ’ “ . of we | . | | they had persuaded botl sides to . ™ & 4 ' -* . 4 i ' - } i} Li¢ ’ j > ~T) ‘ oP a . = * . = ~- “ As >» * . in 4 . . . p ce ie. ge wits Alecues his operations with | fland report ' t ; Ase : _~ revenue cPOTm as — J J ] ’ a be ’ sf ‘ mnmove ‘ = hm 4 ‘han e 1 eee, | " _? _ N noes - ee * the strike to meet this afternoon, “™* Mechanic: : : Sin it ) unn The husband wh revive is Rell Olive —— except to remark. “I am all upset | Deme , he lie? inower dev elopments 17) i rou- . , > ; : ' i o- ‘ "4 . 4 ‘ . ‘ : hv that man : Hie attorney. Walter talk a * ~* Springfield, I oda, onte - > Commerce of that city, announced 7 named Mrs. Duke as one of the 1. al of ste: 10 nO. | aid | i ee ; ; a! Oss-examination h Gabler = for overtime work and closed shop |‘ vens Institut ‘ hnology, | medicines had been administered *@mitted tha e identifying state- Mebhlin —— — .& mid Fischer, “my client implicitly ryou conditions. = : | gi ci: , on the jar was Hardmann ae oe . i trusted Ufiand, who is not here to | ewe Woald Waive Wage Increase. GEORGE V OPENS toch ' hild: 5 So- | bh - - mdmitte, : : r laced there until yesterday. Story & Clark ! ns =e : meet hie obligations.” dark? W. I. Taylor, chairman of the 4 ' Rochester 0 lo} Clinton and. miltoy meTis Foster testified that Werner “ 3 Tt could not be astertained to | «No.7 trainmen'’s committee, last night | PARLIAMENT AND ochester Friendly Hon 50 fter the autopsy, were i mad treated Sweeten for cir- Schaetter A : $ zy | es | what extent Rosenthal ts invoived.| jg Said the Strikers were willing to LONDON ENJOYS PAGEANT i 4 4 y . death x ; to a er ».;rhosis ¢ ad diagnosed Schulz a i; N ni : te ee . He ts making an inventory today. | ae. Waive the wace increase if the . -_ ” 72, OF ry iliness a fomatne poison- Price & Teepile et ag h ae | Representatives of the National | iow ether demands were granted Continued from Pace One. a ee f ay Dr. John Clinton of Whitti: ine Symphonola SoM Ses Jewelry Board of Trade. which has} yrorto “We ask for overtime after ,»| guiding principle of thelr admin- ae ‘ae : i , ame a 2 _ seen : we = Weaver — : a ‘= ‘e ’ ‘ “a & | . "2 * - . . 4% ~ = . | . ‘ ; ; j id ' Lu ry Y? ? ‘J A a t) er. i; a ga. - - Daten | ote Cheat bie th on saad Be Sonora 4 a | tained a residence in New York. but | pavia j . . — - ca re ; , rT) at ; ry e : ey ; : et : . ; a ? : have some time to spend with ou empire is one which iy acVisers on elmer s Warrant hag ieath is due to the internal. in-' n, know ' 4 one Phonographs 7 “ . . he has not been seen there nor in . es " : . -_ ‘ ee Ge 4 - r ’ at imn c rt in ‘a an > | 4 si , sa p i ~ 7 ‘ ; > ie 2 B 2 2 . >. : ia , 5 ss : 4s . ; . ' ; = hs cy Ss : E fam ies,” he said. We knew th _—— SS owe . —— aera . Jur He adn . acministeriag tained arsenic ~ . 2 &. Louis in the last month. eely way to accomplish this was to | te which they will steadfast on tigy , mY \ strychnine tn mil oy RAED IE oe ca | Was divorced here a month ago. the! have a penalty on overtime.” here Proposais | ' Soe st mtr. ee ae me gues ye a y Ka hompson of Mount Charch Bazar Thursday. . iS ta > ty eee , a ; court granting his wife alimony of | semen Chairman Tavlor added thi: the | recommendations o! 1@ ML prereas : m~yoHs os ; Ver \ to] ¢ di : ing Sweet- The Ladies’ Aid Socitetvw of the . Ct $259 a month. Mrs. @Tiand has nor . ~~ ¢ Sales, , la« ‘aar “ay . ” 5 A ” Xo ck lwng-range gun and saved scores + cept demand for closed shop pro ort uld be made to reduce pub- line im ad , les ; - : Po i — of lives by ending the bombardment IN Vision in agreement and demand tic expenditure, relieve the taxpay- M@ es time proceeds ta ; ats; ) ara oe of Nancy, was found killed yester- for overtime pay. stated that the er’s burden and impose economy in th na Se te a Wy : , day under circumstances pointing T company does not propose to tnter- every sphere aesist the countm man’ r @1y)« veigh: 7 . c THD + S * ™® Vengeance Her body was found M Se enner with men em-/to regain itg industria! and con fe 1 in this . HEP hl) 3 ima lonely roadside inn she kept half ployed in train service joining the > mercial prosperity) the epeec va = — oii | a Chateau Salins. | union. They stated ali but very few | notes signs of improvement in trad that } Mase geet I ¥- " > ‘ i Princeton divisions where the / conditions rie ne" ' ITH Delivery Within 100 Miles trainmen have separate contracts ‘oint! ta th hor : > ' ira rounded V am r¢ ” on j ems are not on strike ing accommédations, «! i a | re Goer ‘ be -: . we ° 5 there will ; : Three Plead Guilty w Shooting | 2%, TMA Seesteons or ch. | clared plans would wade for| SUards and « number of state ca: b e another—the name of ‘TAKE advantage of this unexcelled opportunity to secure Mad : ; ’ 7 ak: : " ympa ee ' 4 et ' T ; LEN S if IN E a most libera! allowance as down privilege on any instrument e ; Ser : . State Game Warden Wai- | 7 thetic strike of street car workers | dustry and steps taken to carry o ; Never in ) * on oe HOSIERY : gs errier baa Deen pPianned Taylor asserted. the Commi tlee's recomm ne tions , “ ‘nine ° ) re . . # ’ a | payment. in our entire stock. . ~ oS. OF. not Rewever. that there would be fur- | regarding food adulteration and t* — — ‘ i = a ; Saee Complications unless some, costs and profits in the distribution . | og 50c to 6 P ~ ee ° - ’ 2 | >. : ais rs tee ; : : f 4 Were Was Mace *O settle the strike mii The “speech allied Tho at, , . Lowest Prices = Open Every Evening to 9 @ ™ | THE WAINWRIGHT | ’ a 4 aA.80O CA, sion. The mai! : Ally carried bw Jili. | tims the fact that can ae : ar ee ; i... > his a — ISUAlIyY ca ad i» a at a ~ ' ee ; 14 oe Uprights, Grands. | | ae. ESTATE FREE any" layers Peis Traction trains {x now being § missio ad been appointed to — Sea@ied By steam railroads, and | vestigate the causee 22 the food|..... : erica produ 9 | | ¢ i Se | Continued from Page One. | the automoDdiles and steam railreaas | prices | ne whi ay ter “Suan i Re p Months before the adoption of Miss | he , ere handiing passenger and freigh: Measures woul@ be presented for | usually : ' as han eel gyn : Re rands a en On March 1, 1923, to New | that The Illinots Traction servea more | ; 2 ) a ag . [IANO : - F - Wainwright executed a codi- | se ™ P Win prigats . — “ting the fact of the adoption proiongation of the rent restric than 190 Illimols towns and villages, |tiens act od “wou will be , ae: . — _— ou -* “i We ASKOt st : fore: : ¥ ° : . a : ana many of them are greatly \to facilitate the completion of land Py gee | wr bth 7 , Broadway and WwW ashington and Used Pianos of, adding that : his daughter the Bandicapped by the sirike. purchase in Northern LIreila: se ) Bot share in the estate for | & (x eed md Lehman Corner, 1101 Olive St ME Pores tor ber > 4

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae Sees | told you, because you didn’t have a, Motlow, on Stand in Own Behalf, Tells of the Shooting WIDOW TAKES NOTES | WOMAN DRIVER wito ts Courtroom Sketch of Lem Motlow || sisci'wics'%os°nicrers ans 1's m0 CHNESE IN COURT, BUTT TESTEY. i

Motlow denied that he was talk- ing to himself or mumbling, as the Rev. Mr. Cromwell has said he was “‘At the time you used your gun’ he was asked, “did you know Pullis there ?”’ slayer. as | When the attorneys called Mot- | low Ss name she galvanized into ac- ition. As the defendant stood, his hand upraised, Swearing to tel] ;““the truth, the whole truth and | jnothing but tie truth,” she pro- | ‘Eyes Were Toward Ceiling.” |auced trom her handbag notebooh MISS ALVIRA KORTE atte es: ch se ate tthetime!and pen. But few saw her, for! shot, my eves were up toward|!; } . : ‘in the buzz of that crow ; ‘ the ceiling. The darky had forced|an eyes were turned rn ere VAND JURY E yes ere t e upon the | iall my hand back, and had knockei|] wea: _ , 2740.69 wen? Me : , “mS * wealthy Tenness ee gone. $722 ee 4 bpehil Sonrer Wasn't there a darky hidden in | me down on the floor.” | Not na b 4 t: Sean Michael S#hr, $738.32 berth No. 1?" was one of the ques- “What became of your gun?” he| *‘?* ‘Be 0asis of a sult were those last through | he said. “I got Be Reviewed at an Early > waaidd. : damages for her | Date. The othe: concerns tions “Not that I know of, was asked. pees in the pnargee Milton | eerrs ame. id y, 73; . ' “I don't know,” | ‘aendale - a $10,000 in set-| nd* e ‘ions are (ne Mito “ r ' sews ‘ , | tieme f clivi Ufand y OP 4 : : vr and the | Aren't you the 7 , my overcoat and started up toward | hus ae By civil The case of Miss Alvira Korte. 2 Watch Co... New Cork. ¢ a - : in this case?” Snoddy asked. | : the front of the train. I was suf- ee Ss death, and she accept- } ee - ‘ ene? Stank . : . a ‘oti ‘ ‘elry Co. a n shot a ce ; — ceil ioe ? ; . . - "Pars ae 2s ect. oe sewelry ot “+. |He has been sitting with the Cir- FM terns fering from a pain in my head, ana|°® The purpose was different | YCOrs Old, O% al® a Trauss Jewelry Co. St. Louis. | ouit Bthammey and } istant pyers } my hand was hurting from that, held on a charge of criminal care- : wy ft r fF ane I a8sisStant ! : ny and Wi i t , mall conce ler S ok . ' ee on : lessness at an inquest yesterday !n Rill another s! au = rm here | ithrough the trial. He replied that Drawn by &§ ar artis “I met train conductor, and For many years before I mar-' . q Rs rye involved through Ufland but may : — - mt 11 Eh A -— 4. : iried Mr. Pulli Pergo: the death of Smoke Commissioner ‘ ’ he was acting on the directions of he said the porter told him I hai; t!e@ ™r. ullis I was a stenogra- | succeed in meeting its obligations. > weap : sher he in Ss tn ~# Robert H. Karl, killed by an auto- his superior officials. shot the Pullman conductor. 4 told | P#er here in St. Louis,” she told a Cause of Fact Failure. | ‘ . . Post-Dis ‘} ate mobile, will be reviewed by the , . “Hasn't the Pullman him I hadn’t—that I hadn't Os ispatch reporter. ne €xX- , in each Instance where there ne Pull aerial perience of long ago was made 10 grand jury at an early meeting. ; not “"uUNKS on the iim ‘onductor. . ¢ as age has been a failure it was disclosed not to tet aru r % on UlmMan COneuUCct - S; not. . witness. if ‘ . ‘ randum. for which he failed to pay Servance was Mor iineiy 7 sat 1e@ ¢ lies - se me no imeé white rives a to a —— the ter’s to ~7--_--_ oo" he Motlow said he come to St times that T i? four | and | last. + - LOFrl }ey . 25 Patterns in Shadow and Novelty Weaves Fringed Casement Curtains 21% Yards Long 3 Patterns, Were $2.75 per pair; 3 Patterns, Were $3.50 per pair; Now $2.50 per pair 3 Patterns, Were $4.00 per pair; Now $3.00 per pair 6 Patterns, Were $4.75 per pair; Now $3.50 per pair 10 Patterns, Were $6.25 per pair; Now $4.00 per pair One Special Figured Artificial Silk Casement Curtain Trimmed with 2-inch Silk Bullion Fringe, 36 inches wide, 242 | long; ecru and rose. Were $12.00 per pair; Now $9.00 per pair Valance to Match, 18 inches deep, trimmed with 2-inch silk fringe, $1.25 each Ruffled and Dotted Grenadine Curtains 30 inches wide; 214 yards long Were $2.25 per pair; Now $1.50 per pair 40 Different Patterns and Colorings Imported and Domestic Cretonnes Suitable for Draperies, Slip Covers and Pillow Cushions — 2 Patterns, Were 30c yard; 7 Patterns, Were 65c yard; .12 Patterns, Were 85c yard; 9 Patterns, Were $1.25 yard; 3 Patterns, Were $2.00 yard; 7 Patterns, Were $3.00 yard; Artificial Silk Drapery Fabrics 36-inch; rose, mulberry, blue, brown and gold Were $1.50 and $2.00 per yard; Now $1.25 per yard J. Kennard & Sons Washington at Fourth with a} + I» awa a the he ¥. . aeep is a witness, Dut ar test + —Se cron ne Now $2.00 per pair ce remarkably er from 7 to with lit nese restaurant Ae the skin i ~~ air, —_ the | ed met so be whisky Three Others Named in had pretty another questi: was not drunk.” hie told of going to Union 8S “ith two friends, and how one, Al MNann, accompanied him to gate 27-28, where he entered, his train being track 21. He was asked again, “Were you drunk?” and he “No, but I felt that I had whisky.” his son. Charles Jr., are contained | in an indictment, three He said he did not near the told a’ black two in Connection —— SOTLCG well | i. the 1@ anise “As : he . iid, asser- ,7 Pullis near Snot that the at : murder by; yards i of commit threatening fation a) pres lynch John Towns, - effort where- have and | farmer. in an to reveal the still alleged to Charles Gregory to his i Pope (“ounty oOfs SO | to forces em ~ f ot fe = Re Reeemeenandl Hulk fil! throat, forcing his head up andj} porter to cuange it. A litte later 1@SS. Hie sat, his big bulk Phils Cae ORS , - . " . £ er ‘hair the arms of which he back until he stared at the court-)/ went in and gave the porter 29) a the ¢ my ia his left lec crossed |room ceiling. cents, and said to him, “Well, I be | Small of stature, he became wor- or ine right, displaying two ory “That's how he choked me,” he | lieve I'll go to bed.’ eo a age ee three inches of white sock. Over |Said. “I thought he was killing “He said, ‘You can’t go to bed, I duced to $5 pounds. - 0 on was ot tion seen Low Terms: Was upon fs ST LAD ’ ‘Yes, that is true: there has been . . ° e 67 e: . i lénaire watch manufacturer of |“! Seni os + But from in front the lines of the to Louis three The Circuit At one ad- . Pullia speak of trouble i nee’ ie Oe SE NES ae —— ‘ zs ss : New y k ice Sa own y rd ~ mn } noe ; ; ‘ phat drunk senge ni — se —— SS Sale on mo! on business, mission which appeared important. )Grunk passenger heavy folds under eyes, | | . f graven member of the Mer-/ac« ¢ is sture at the time of McNary as a rebutta! és - t} a R . _ pee ey b . ‘ : - “ee ? lal ij a ~] ich Pek _aet i "ir hi yyy?) Sa o~ Special to the Post Dispat yuestioning him turther. white chin thrusts out ite rounded | SI John’s Hospital, and of a din- PARIS, Dec. 9.—A war heroine, | Po ade Niet a a ee oy ‘| into berths. Wng-range gun and saved scores? red and full-blooded, on Market street, 4 ‘ ‘ ee he r . " purple veins marking sar Broadway lives by ending the bombardment IN HIS OWN BEHALF , , ay USS SINS — Broadwa} ‘ = mancy, was found killed vester- | ? nmninute tracery. His hi Any liquor served there?” Cul-/| Funder circum sinting TELLS OF SHOOTING FOR ASSAULT TO MURDER Wrengeance. Her body was found | aE back to reveal a neck clean-shaven. “Yes,"’ the witness said, “we had ine. | ? rie A suit blue as to almost in ernall Chinese teacups ] Indict- 4 lonely roadside inn she kept i. i¢ yesterday afternoon “ast so in small Chi a teacups. som ; | S.erTrdz 4 ~ . } p lass ‘ . ‘ink « q . oP > > . ® Chateau Salins. —— « ape | 1ung trom massive and drinks. The cups were ments With story remarkably elastic dou important details, but unvarying wu in back and hung baggy 7; “| ee ! ghbovs “The Widow XX.” a68: "9 oe « : : aie ' - CAIRO, Il., Dec. 9.—Charges CY was bein bom bardec ni,, T 8M by a G ri “ : in noni ptton that he did not see There was no vest. and the trousers assault to _ rernman gun kno ae i, : wey _ ¥ nowe & him when he fired the although zed. droop. d some- kille the conductor. imes | rotexcque fold« _— Mar her inn The French were. . co B Groteague,.rord His black Mable to locate jt the widow, ———— avoided a direct | anthr M grave risk to herself, repeatedly seat rat he w 1s ir n- 5 aap — = —. Clenches Arms of Chair. the not a legal defense to tHe Night and searched the . But at the Stil = she oo ~ |ful mien, changing | f De. she t hen te tone rom | ; ks t gp found the £UN. | game time, he admitted drinking to time, now clenching th - 0 the information she fur- drinks, from ell . ., | weeks ago, at Golconda, and made a 1 #iNlea’” haberdashery in the station mid- nes ; ine S. Gle glen iwhich were “pretty wel! filled’— _.,, Re tS . 4 is a ae : public today, against 5. Glenn ced “Long Max” forever. The the | & | the arms, his hands; way. This is in contradiction of the ¢ Liif : aw i down with fingertips | | the awarded her | grinks “a right smart” when he got His he: nimi . . ag - *~ ‘ . age C.uilty to Shooting j admit any purposeful us¢ Oi his em phasis “Pullis said he was sorry but | ingham and Steyer in connection hye Is From Motorboat. lrevolver. “I reached for my gun, psebrnes { el" pleas of guilty to vio- : ee . >} “ ] , rrahyhe j 3 , . said, “then somebody graboe 0 | Bz ae ar s lhe $a ik ved. He offered lower 2? in car’ Bank, Oct. nig meg Learning of | " , - ‘ st of the two, Towns ap- b ; rome Pe we L-21, which was all right with ma.| the arrest boat in the Mississippi River | ae Cuttin © peare ore jury a | Lincoln County Nov 2, three ‘pmmpeges oom —" Lif 9 I ret the porter ” ‘ |his story of the alleged attempt | ie 4 ss . . : ded , P ; e. P y "2 5 pen were fined $25 each today by | Rigs eae Mo At this point, Motlow was/|to lynch him July 27, 1923, as-) A i ae o? — - = = — ’ " . - | Cé appear. , idents o ‘ope County. Wek HUNTERS ARE FINED Tae aoe * explanation |tor Pullis. telling him he had re-/’° ue of Pope Count) actual lower 3 was taken.” Motlow contin-| With the robbery of the Brownfield | oS the Federal migratory bird imy hand from behind, and the gun Then I went‘to the car door, whers| Yet when Circuit Attorney Sid- DO in court, He replied, “Yes, I wore a| the charges until the men were) /™ W Egsieker, 6430 Easton is been is } strung othe | pur- | nto the see my | haven't the om porter asked t taken woods and (ticket,” he went on, “ ‘lI up to a by S. Young, Fi any ticket,’ I answered, ‘I ride on | ingham and Steyer. Later they imileage.” ‘You can’t get on this! syed Gregory and his son over train without a ticket,’ the porter! the hills of Pope County in a hunt} said, and I went the con-/ for a still. and in the ensuing ductor. He told the porter to let fight the elder Gregory, 74 years me | old, was killed instantly, while his “My berth was made up with the! son was wounded fatally. head toward the engine. I like to; ride with my feet toward the en-| gine, so I asked the porter to e 0 e tree —and a dark slouch hat.” Towns alleged to have ; . , voice Motiow deciared that he did not a rin court. The arrests were | Conductor Pullis at any time i’ by State Game Warden Wal- within the car, and that |} WEEK . a not aware, when he fired, that} Pullis was anywhere near hin. He y Evening to 9 P. M. ange nt see a was 5 ho 24 : A. Ferrier a om ee § . . : eels faded colored shirt without tie | under arrest. waited | tion of killing the negro porter, : | | Be. ae 7088 Connelly, Creve replied, “I intended to protect n . ea A Mo. llife ** ¥ LUA fourth : - - .. ; 4 . : tienen ——<«£ . nunter, Marion Blank-| tyt with the greatest insistence . Mthip, O'Pralion. Mo... failed to WOULD HANDLE — bn _ THE WAINWRIGHT % ESTATE FREE Continued from Paxe One. ths before the adoption of Miss HN. On March 1. 1923, in New Kk, Wainw right executed a codi- Mating the fact of the adoption Sdding that his daughter hot share in the estate for Meason that he had already 2 for her. could not be brought to an admis- | sion that Pullis had asked him for | his ticket, or that there had been any meeting between them inside the car. The only person he saw, he insisted, was the “darky. and ‘that individual had attacked him Motiow was a tense, alert wit- oe —e ee Reduces by Pasting, but Dics. GARY, Ind., Bade vears old, had fast- | Oct. 5 to reduce his dead Bade!l. a cook in : weighed 165 pounds q [sia heen Lec. to “s who A Small Deposit Reserves for Christmas Delivery nes since - weight, restaurant, is ns a -———, od --—— = “a * J Sd so a oe e Street

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: ~ ae . . i? NT _* Y pa ; he hag " — Stious soi le — = = et le eee - —— = ee ee - ~ = eee The chained POST- DISPATCS alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening. newspaper COMBINED Ss i. 7 ba * ore Pil Me TE Cl 4s _ oe ers TUESDAY. © DECEMBER © 2 i tas “MIINESS SKIPPED ABOUT LIKE A FLEA” ‘a few weeks Lane! end to! W. G. McGuire Served in Niedringhaus Case After Ef- fort of Two Months. W. G. McGutre, president o- the Bt. Louis Coke & Iron Co., is an unwilling witness in the rece! ver- ship suit against the William Fr Niedringhaus Investment . a corporation conducting the $4. 000, e090 estate of William F. bave, who died in 1908. Hle said so yesterday when he Rppeared under subpena bef -re Special Gommissioner Harry A. Frank in the Federa! Reserve Bank Building and leamed Ce. rte We Niedringhaus. president of the investment company, and hi« attor- ney, S&S T."G. Smith, had departed | ————. 7 l¢ nari | T had Xo. Later I heard Sr h was azo, and who depa |telling my friends what ed to do to me when he got ‘would do. | iast ni gn — he evaded one subpena. He id he was handed a subpena for McGuire and promptly Would rather not testifs ‘side and would be a poor witness if | . . vy) r usiness CVUii ies: a oeaary for New 4 rk ior a trv to be back me on the witness stand, so I decided to come out here and see just what he ; nd here I find him |! The continuance was asked for drin port wein, associated th “ase. and ob- !: ug ‘as wW Robert, at- ve B. Niedringc- - t- “ in the receivershi] , by 1). orney for Mrs. O plaintiff suit. Robert said tv two Pro ess Ss to subpena McGutir skipped about li _ a. ‘ "s1C9 ™ th side rn. points. oO. ner Pol = MoGulre leach 4 ad 4 p VF BASEMENT WEDNESDAY WASHINGTON AVENUVE_CORNER SEVENTH A Radical Reduction of With Fine Collars and Cuffs—and Many With Borders—Coats of Rich Quality Fabrics and Fine Tailoring med rior \mart This 1s a noteworthy oppor- / tunity Coats usually of quality nor are thev so lavishly ait —_—_————" ~~ for great savings ' N ’ price are not high-grade trim- supe - stvles are at this such with furs. The smart and attractive. frimmings of squirred, opos- sum and Manchurian wolf. $19.75, $15, $10.75 Values sale sold up to $19.75 > _, Che thrifty woman who real v t alues her doors open to take adva: itage duce our mt oc hs h AS broy chi 7 wn ft ‘ i > . 0 Are A» | Lai tis OD f this wiwantic Dress «ale | a) for public speakers FIXACO (COUGH CONFECTION) Reiseves hoarseness, scothes the throat Get a box at Drug Stores, ¢ Candy Counters, Cigar es LO Are you enjoying this famous flavor in YOUR home ? ( in Accountancy iis Su ir jer he tim sé mesiers) eb —-the rewards easi! undoubted wor Small Classes Phone today for a catalog of the Forest 24 te — — by now can compl lete the first year’s w Those who enroll S epportunc-otl ann ork ‘ within reach of the Thorough ; RUBICAM SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTAN See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 6. STIX, BAER & FULLER — GRAND-LEADER ui G 20 -AWond erful Sale of > — Women's Win 20 $39 E consider this to be one of the most remarkable Coat pur- chases of the season. We have often made larger purchases, but seldom an offering of Coats that we could present as en- thusiastically as these. The fabrics, the furs, the tailoring, are allot avery highorder. In many instances the fur sets. alone. on the Coats are worth more than half the sale price. It is a wonderful collection offering remarkable values and it is with great pleasure that we invite every woman to come and see them. This Explains How We Got the Coats To Sell at These Remarkably Low Prices Manufacturers’ plans have been upset by umnseasonable weather. Several of the best makers of Coats in New York found them- selves with a midse@son surplus of materials. Because of these conditions they were induced to make a quick and drastic move to clear away their stocks at once to be- gin preparations for Spring Coats. We went especially to the market to take advantage of this condition. The result was that we made a purchase of fine Coats that we believe to be an outstand- ing accomplishment. ema ae ee Note These Fashion Features All of these Coats represent the most favored and authentic fash- ion features of the season. There are many styles—nearly all Straightline models, variously de- veloped. Many show wide border and cuffs of fur. including the long- “naired pel ts such as black wolf. so greatly Stee and the shorter-haired varieties of Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), beaver, Viatka squirrel, muskrat and Jap mink. There are some interesting models, too. without fur. Fabrics are of excellent texture. Padrone, Vel Neuvo, Mokine. Lustrosa, Cuir de Laine. Velver- ette being among those shown. Colors, reds—shades of cran- berry, oxblood and rougette. Browns—shades of Kaffir. cinna- bar, penny and saddle; also Leb- anon green, rosewood, Viatka and black. Womens Coats—Third Floor.) Registrations Are Being Made Now | the January 14, 1925, Class ee RL er Coats — 1° $ O30 - Silk from $1.95 + $2.95 + $3.95 arsty Dresses of sheer nainsook; = yokes beautifully embroidered by hand and skirts finished with hems ;neck and sleeves ei aiepel. Sem Sizes infancy to2 years. Silk Moccasins 7 75c apangsEe Moccasins of crepe de Jeioe, in a delicate shade of , Beautifully embroidered by Enameled Crib ¢ $3.95 A Warts Enametep Cris, with rubber-tired wheels, and spring. Offered at a ve?y low price. Children’s Robes + $1.95 Or Branxetr CLors, in attractive designs. Finished with cord at waist. In pink or bluc. Sizes 1 to2 ycars. (Second Floor) at Saad HOSIERY The Gift Ever Welcome Silk Hose 7 $1.95 Women’s *‘Ducuess Sheer” full- fashioned thread Silk Hose in beau-. tiful chiffon weight. Highs _— heels and reinforced toes Ruby RingHose + $1.95 all mer a apes | Women’s Furt-Fasmionep thread _ Silk Hose, in service weight. A clear, even weave with mercerized lisle tops, double-soles and lisle ~ toes. Black, andthe favored shades. Women’s Fearaerweicet chiffon Silk Hose that will wear satisfac- torily. Made ee bigh spliced heels, double soles and reinforced feet. In the wanted shades. All sizes. Men’s Hose 7 $1.00 & $1.50 PHOENIX Fur.-F asmioneD thread Silk Hose with elastic ribbed tops, reinforced feet. Black and colors, | Silk Hose ¢ 75c¢ ee I Men's Iwrenwoven thread Silk medium in _ semi-fashioned ribbed tops. Black and Rt Men’s Hose + 59c Srectat Vatumsin thread Silk Ret a 0 eign 1 in er et eer ee ROE > 3 |

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ST apes oa — . _— peewee ve an. VY ceva. As oy r%, ' : eee 2 Ee) ET a a oe i 7 eee Let é 3 . 1° ie a a Be Pes Y Sure oh ‘hh tian em e* > SS eT LE SIM SI a A dad Ds ath > Jad fers TIP PS ey eis, EE 4 - a 5 ~ 2 a" Re RA MES OE Se ras ern ae Se Cg ET A OME DR a, ee ig ECR, SO RE aT a ere Da Tie mir AL cate oe as ee + ; ~ r . e 4 * * . . ‘ ¥ f , Fe 1; of styles; : propriate beautiful in gowns for women find “sera in this Lingeric Bloomer Clot 59° - oe Fda a? hammered or Curae peeee: ae marvelous stle of Costume Salon Frocks, presented at Mery sorsciveni helices ene ee 1 : > o Umbrellas + $5.00 substantial reductions. Those who have alrea y made their ol. Dade of nclace saccecial olin texture that will give excellent service : : F Sin e+sraee selections from mace, gE 2 of superlative Dresses for yarns, witha high jassereetained sheer ant oe Leader petely. Se ° . F : . : r making lin- , frocks, . i pee ge boy afternoon, eyening and dinner wear, confirm us 10 the eerie. palemus, cillaele’s dees ses, boys’ shirts and blouses, da . , a with beautiful conviction that this sale offi ers an Opportunity unique in comforts, eens petticoats,shirts. Curtains, ctc. 35 inches wide. ‘ i borders of con- tich savings, remarkable in scope. 36 inches wide. Solid-Color Sateen 2.9¢ ! os Asteiiel. New Dress Crepes 9§¢ Cotton Sateen of sole Aaichal aaa : : ly carved han- A most attractive assortment of mew in an assortment Of solid s . : ; * Pyralin Two a 0% : | - designsin Dress ofsilk-and-cot- spetial offering that will interest she | laburnt ivory, amber eff , smoke of $ mp orks ana copies ana Off ton texture, suitable for immediate woman who 1s planning to make And painted effects. All are finished of tmports offered at ex- | wearing. The patterns and colorcom- comforts, children’s wear, bloom- j silk cords and tassel ends. traordi reductions binations are new and unusually var- ers, draperies or fancy costumes. | Choice of various tips. (Matn Floor) : satay 4 : é Third Flow) ied. 36-inch width. - » Veryspecial. 36 inches wide. (Second Floor) , ; a ee ee ree

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“a. a - — ~ [ae Witte a : ne er ane ae aie ew eX CN My See ah me Se oe Gite ot eee OO ee ae Sits. ie os ow Ns ae + . ‘ Raed ay! vy i om ee ‘ 5: mer ori #4 ete “7? J Ps belt on i i Tae? 7 We) > eres OF eS AY, ve , Pe a eae See ree ae a ie i c =e Say a On ' bet oe vt ot ~ Loge corace “— er eR 1 A ae ae gy ae r, ea as Py ME aad ; - ah. 4 e Cae sca ae 6b! MO SG Pe ae a] * if ata b M A Ye see . 4 Ps 7 ee 7 e4 —* EP ay Tea ee Tee. Me Se ee, 2 5s aS 8 Bs ik a “ah “ is ee Ore FP te ty ee ‘ _ Pa . see FE : as ‘gait: “ eee pe hs aes 7 . bd * ei 5 et ae i - ¢ : * ’ - ¥ ar ee ; 7 #6 4 x be z ¥ ae Ri . tha: the morning and one other eve newspaper COMBINED EL ELL A => Tuner 8. 1926. - “ ~ Ye ee ——_— = * »\ ~ . 2 - ‘ \ i’ : ’ ~% ~ 7 . & a .. * i a - Ca a . ‘ . *_*# y ' . : ied ./- ° ' . . * . — " - —_ t *. Zz 7 -? - ’ ’ a a 77s me A j > . . - peal Se - he : = EO et Pes s: ~~ © — _ af aan ' . f . = = Se > 4. een 7 ° Se: ? ———— ; nf 4y rt 7 ay v swivel arm. The shades are of leath- erette parchment in dainty design. Bridge Lamps, $8.95 Bs | Junior Lamps, $25 fin- eo asens Tue. pokey ont | ‘Bases are finished in polychrome, bur- Georgette over silk with silk fringe. | | nished gold and ebony. The shades of georgette and silk have heavy double i fringe and skirt and come in oval shapes. Junior Lamps,$18.95 | a : 2 and are in attractive polychrome and gf oti Agim fVere-—=! Floor Lamps, $6.95 gold effect. The shades are silk, cov- a fs 7 sean Ee wecrgeste, shitres 28 panel style | | >" : Metal floor Reading Lamps with heavy and finished with silk fringe. Complete . dan cast metal base and flexible arm, have with two lights, pull chain sockets, cord ae — ee a ae r- -~ « ss - - — > -- Ie SI I~ er a - & P -- ; rr ae SS Ivory Paraloid eae 27x54-In. Rag Rugs 1200 H $1.29 gt Be ~~ * $1.50 ceab! : Rag_ Rogs fn iendid guality Meathen ~ These are annie of first-grade at! Servic le woven : - , eradbi 8 ie my y A ay eT 8 them at this low price. with cne-teath of 1a -haset ota : ~ te oe ’ an a lal value. clip decoration. Unusual valve at fringe very special value (Downstairs Store.) the p tore). s/f? Cs = : 3 Ong of Our Outsta Linen Handkerchiefs “og . 3 in Box, $1.00 elkskin soles. Come in wine. ] brown and navy Dive. Sizes 6 te l and OR ET IS : (Dewacteis Gtere. pose | tailored in velour completely around ch Reverse side of cushior Specially made to rig Mate of ary fait wih pated : ae | OMPLETELY cove Sewing Cabine Martha Washington Cabinet, ished in brown mahogany. Cont Beautiful quality wash Satin tn ot a ae oe | q nous legs. Completely equipped three a a ee ee Ah, SE, Se lors of “4 , sewing compartments. All perf med with a braid. rt de ent Sime lec Sizes i touches . (Dewnstairs Store.) ; gist box Dow : , ® dbroidered a cabinets ; no de- $ 16 ~ ——— 7 fects. Special Ss ette in piain or striped designs. Light and dark ecolers. All sizes are represented. (Downstairs Store.) HAR —- Mma e ik frock 01 vities. origir I line modi 4 $ - a a - # a t ee ee - as - : . a —_ & oe 2 é ee - oe s * eo a a ee a A a 7 $ es —_ - - - ee a oo a es i - e ra ef a - a — $ 4 a - — et * e oe , $ - a _ a a ; 4 _ . » 7 7 7 - 7 J J y 7 a 7 a , y p J 7 - 4 : a . 7 a - - , . . a > : Z : 7 7 a p p , J . a > 7 7 - 7 a - 7 J 7 > > y . . J a , - . - : - . , 7 7 O 7 . , a . . > a _ > - 7 7 7 - , 7 7 7 - : > > 7 , 7 , . , , : , : 7 . 7 - a - , , a , . , . J , , 7 7 > 7 a 7 7 7 J - 7 , a 7 y J 7 7 a J J J . 7 7 7 > 7 7 - 7 - J 7 . 7 7 a J J Z J 7 7 7 a , , > y J 7 J J J 7 : Z a J J J 7 J 7 J J 7 Z J J J J J 7 7 7 J J J 7 - . : ‘ 4 | 4 < . « . 4 . . 4 4 4 « < 4 4 ¢ 4 4 4 < 4 a 4 4 . 4 ¢ ¢ ¢ 4 . 4 4 ¢ ¢ 4 . « 4 . ‘ 4 4 4 4 . 4 . ¢ 4 4 4 4 € 4 ¢ 4 4 ¢ 4 4 ¢ 4 4 4 4 ‘ « 4 ‘ « 4 4 4 ¢ 4 4 4 4 ¢ . ‘ 4 4 4 . é 4 4 4 € 4 . é . ¢ ¢ . 4 4 ¢ 4 4 ¢ « 4 4 4 4 ¢ | “ 4 4 ¢ 4 4 | 4 - « ¢ 4 . 4 . 4 4 . . . ‘ ¢ 4 4 4 ‘ 4 4 ‘ ‘ 4 4 ‘ 4 4 4 4 ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ | ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 . ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ | ‘ . ‘4 ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘

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ss asi ; oe sa P BT —— ie) Te ee i ie ee ee ee oe a a ee a TS TE LE ee TUESDAY a P 1 DECE Ne - @URSDAY. DAT et oe satis, . Pp 9, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 94,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED CTIiMHe BAeT_memaren: 7 os ho by ZO0-) z Dail 524: ch , paw | s ' ~ - + ag €, | ~ AS SK i : . . | “S ~~ Cs) $s a 13 More Shopping Days With Many Special Values Offered DOO 6444444444 4464456446 _ li hhh hh ke , SAtas =e aA“ = — ee SSS SS re Christmas Gifts and Winter Needfuls i | > . : Pa | ° : beginning Wednesday Morning For the Bab ;. ne ; OT e DavDy : $ | DORABLE little handmade garments and soft toys and a = | dozen more ideas suggest themselves for the gift to baby ; | | Ona visit to Vandervoort’s Infants’ Shop. $ . “4 ° . | 8 7 —— ; For Ch? istmas-Gift Selection | Handmade Dresses, $2.95 Corduroy Coats, $7.95 \ > bh a * e +* P . * , | : pe , White Corduroy Coats with “ $ HREE sroups comprising Silks of every description for Christmas-giv- rom the Philippines hahd smocking and hand al \ 4 Fie : ;, “ : 7 | broidered designs in colors. Sizes i ine, for fancy needlework. for underthings and for practically any pur- A large display of new Philippine hand- Land 2 years. és , : pose one could wish can be found in this collection. | made Dresses in dainty embroidered designs, 3-Piece Set, $1.95 : : | with smocking or with lace edgings. Infants’ RB Pcs Ht tage aaron ae con ) 2 . . ae ; 1e¢ link-and-lin c , ; Featuring Three Special V'alue-Gwing Groups mess or blue edging. Be aaa : | | Philippine handmade Ger- White Bootees, colored Me RR : $ : 59 § : g § 39 i trades : | $1.95 edge 50c Special for Wednesday P ink silk 13498 and #9he Kleinert’s Sheets, yard Bs a ae e i a ' . onir lendidly made J : : Suk quilted Sacques, $3.95 sis ° a Infants’ t 3 , Baskets in’ three, steep ena Ore |S . | White Jersey Leggings, 2, Rubber Bibs, color com- es yen and metal work A very me |S. Yard ar Yard | | 3 and 4 at $2.95 binations 15c and 25c — : — : re Store.) ; Choi f Choi f Choi f | Coat Sweaters, white or Quilted Pads, 17x18 Red Star Diapers, 27x : : | olce ol— , \OLOS OF-— o1ce ol— pink, 2 to 3 years $1.50 inches 29c 27; dozen ___ $1.95 §8 | Colored Silk Pongee Crepe de Chine Silk-and-Wool Crepes : Infants’ Shop—Second Floor. is ; Sihrentine Kimono Silks Printed Silk Crepe Crepe de Chine & geetete ss BNE © ae / ; nC peg Printed Foulards Radium Silk Sins Boos Nia . ee ; Rayon aero Plain Radium Silks Crepe Royal 1 | ere Is a Marvetous Opportunity to Buy a Gift 3 Sports Satin Rayon Silk Pongee Plain Taffetas $3 50 Real K id Gl 3 Striped Tub Silks Printed Shantung Changeable Taffetas | * . I Oves mrage Iigen-tinisbet are. |$ Checked and Striped Pongee Changeable Taffetas | Spot Radium Silks i cote” and “2 _—_, Packed ; Silk Plaza—Second Floor. i | § is Sm eae | $$ $$ — : | gC OER! © + mp0 cus gg | Chi : <2 19M! AW % 5 i ; i ‘TT , | C ina Chocolate Set ‘““Merry Christmas’? fairly $ | : “Wa eee te it Ope el vl A | r whispers each one of these : (ee eS hn | —As Illustrated 4 lovely Gloves, just from fresh : STWR AD CAYO ee i | IRs new wrappings, for Christmas 3 FAAS : ss \ aS = giving. Every one is perfect - . ; \ | ait iif =] | . er is Of fine pliable kid 3 Mh) Ae : SS | and all are priced far below Box-Loom Crepe ; CoN ‘Sr A | :4 their true value. ; SF =t | ey < S | we 3 ig | TSPECIALLY at- \& | P. K. Sewn in All Sizes . ro | tractive in color ™, a : ge S72 to va . # pare AMS | Heavily Embroidered a + ) | and ¢ esion. | s ~~ S | Backs | | Decorated in alter- iPS S Za : Every fashionable color combination is here — black with white, mode with white, ale panels, floral and NU g — aba gray with white, beaver with mode, white with black; as well as smart te nels, to Wi , one-color effects. conventional, with gold |\\|\} \e7F Ret |’ 2 Aisle Tables—First Floor. handles $10.50 a PAL —— te : | Aan! it S| ’ ~~eel — a SU } ot HALA f/f | China Shop—Fourth. Floor ak 98 Ecktieecto= |i Ul 7 ae MA be Suedine Sports Coats ’ | . : : A Gift the College Girl Will Welcome ‘$240 Genuine Mohair Suite ERE is a new arrival in | One of Our Outstanding Values in bs Two-Piece Living-Room Suites dl the Second Floor Sports | | Shop that will delight any | college girl or sports-lov- | ing young woman. They are very warm and make a A Gift for a Girl chie sports outfit with knickers, Made with patch _ ate Three-Quarter | | OMPLETELY covered in genuine mohair. Outside pockets and knitted collar, | | New Terry Clota | ; . is : cuffs and band. Colors— | * Bathrobes i | Boutonnieres tailored in velour to match. Carved base, extending tan, henna, green and | | Socks | completely around chair. Finished in brown mahogany. et Ae gece: $9.95 _ In Dainty Boxes Reverse side of cushions in beautiful brocatelle. Specially made to rigid specifications. new Women's Terry Cloth Bathrobe that would 5? 00. | ee ble 350 | HRISTMAS is almost here rg’ - . " res ; ol; ' | make an ideal Christmas = — oe —_———._ —-- —-— - - — ' Iw eed Ani kers | gift. It is in an attractive and one may buy these " ‘ : , | : $5.95 | figured design in fast col- | socks in a twinkling to wrap “HESE are especially Sewing Cabinet End able a - | ors, with solid-color band | for gifts. Mercerized lisle in | fea men _ : . a his 1s another gilt that | sik ciate. ' stripes; tan with brown, tan | pleasing, inexpensive | R 1 00 . Martha Washington Cabinet, in- Unusuallv good design. Finest \ 1S sure to please. The hoh- Negligee Shop—Third Floor. with “yore pethcoms posh a | little gifts, made of dain- it ompers, $1. | ished in brown mahogany. Contin- walnut finished in dull tone Stur- day assortment includes a — SS ae Le te wa y “<“. re . ) tv small flowers in com- } ren's Creepers 2 . . ; : , - s x 7 . , ° sizes 4 ) ve . . ~se | tn a variety fnew style in solid I nous legs. Completely oruipane = dily fashioned with four legs and wide — of color mix- | hinations: Celaeiems ere~ | Some have touches of hand-om- sewing compartments. All perfect stretchers. Specially tures and sizes. | Fiber Silk Half Socks ay hae | broidered work. Sizes 1 to 4 years. | ‘} cabinets; de- fae" , ? , | lovely. outonnicres (Downstairs Store.) ) inets; no de 7 6b 50 priced at " For girls, 8 to 14 years. | Belge, pongee, red, green, 7 2. | fects. Special e. For women, 14 to 44. | peach, pink, yellow, orchid, are imported. — -_ I —_ Sports Apparel Shop-— black; sizes 6 to 8 50c | Millinery Shop—Third Pioor. Second Floor. Children’s Hosiery Shop— First Floor. x SS Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. oe The Smoker's Gift Impor ted T U ni C S | Imported Specially for Christmas ae eal an 7 = = ————— $60 Electric Sewing Machine | | Children’s Mittens OF Beaded I itial Stationer Vy : Pair me : | Georgette Crepe | nN | 7 g 5 $ aofienat "acing, Mueneast a | Be $775 Se (Downstairs ‘ore. j ' $ : Box — | — ~ . cial | : f Spe A HANDSOME F ass An Excellent Christmas ie STATIONERY, that is so much the pride of many Stand, mahogany The New Occasional Gift at Just $15 et HARMING Tunies women, is here in delightful manger for 1 gen Rg oe: Mirror Savings p) eae eal as Cc sing. me can’ express the person- ngh with é- ime oe fin, 8 A | ean be quickly Christmas choosing. Une ¢ oppo ae weeny i a ASHION approves the fine Mir _ . , 4 cok Oy es on ; ir ality of a friend by a giit of this individual sta- base. Top has re- mie vate es se: leh ESTIN GHOUSE 4 ey made up into an evening | tionery. It comes in white and tints engraved with || movable tray, two ing vistas may be gained. motor. Portable ie f | frock for holiday festi- | one initial: envelopes are lined in contrasting brass cigar rests and The Mirror shown is of beveleé . i i vities. Tunics that were eolors brass match holder. plate, size 14x20 + serie style, walnut case; all at- BE . ae ~ an ap n 4 td . Oth er Smoker lacquer frame 1s » i : . = x § | originally $25. Straight IMPORTED STATIONERY, in white and tints, in nihil ti of ween bX, finished in Oriental tones of blue tachments included. Ful : : nL wey ’ : screen and yellow. a line models ques oan 4 large assortment of styles ; te 6 od 65c to $5.50 sirable selection, a sedan te with cord and tassels PON ly guaranteed. 5 of. hee maize, green, ack White IMPORTED JUVENILE STATIONERY, box. .25c priced from to match. aS | af and other shades. An ex- | $2.25 to $58 $1 2.50 Terms—$3 Down and $1 Weekly 2 as Stationery Shop—First Floor. “ ihop-—-Basemens me **) cellent gift idea. ised ~ tape: Art Shop—Fourth Fieor. Hewing Machine Shop Sali on Trimmings Shop—First Floor. SS a ate — —ctinateiiiedilieed J i! oe ne a ip ; Ee OE

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ie es Rg rer ee “— at a eR 3 al - augill Ss Re Ge Leos T- er ad - 2 — wm 4 S . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Oe. ree se : | | : —— Ce me ot ie ee me ee ie ee es ee . os ie be Ta Ps : eee ee ee ee ee sass a 4 — Ps J .* ; , Men’s & Women’s Only 13 More Please Shop Urnheiiias mR ’, ., — $3 05 7 Gloria cloth “cotton”, rain- Shopping Days Early! | gees : strap arm swings, - : = / u . Until Xmas ~ _ PP le Carry Small Parcels Neat Pew. het 29 o y A Gift Any But : Beautiful chic styles ix initial on a good quality . pure - G ] ¢ . iff th neabiy } y Gauntiets, cu hems. (6 for $2.25) mon, Vt Deatly hemstitched Women's Colored Umbrellas novelty . renee # re ern | id Gloria Silk “partsilk" covers with tape and satin med wit contras Ing su or perforated, full P K green. purple and brown. Neat wood handles with cord ang and embroidered backs; pe Continuing the Big Dress Event uli = use and embroider Men! A Dollar Sale of Here Is a Me Men's cut Silk style. In fancy flower designs. A Men’s Fiber and cott Mufflers tn fancy Men’s Fit Fiber knit Tiles stripes and biack. assortment...«- **f All silk covers with Ottoman. Everyday new Dresses are added to this sale to keep tin and ¢ borders. In black “Fruit of the Loom™ end colors. On Neat wood and baca- eed ges blue. a complete range of styles, sizes, colors and materials lite handles with cord and leather ord and for your selection. Never a more unusual sale of i is colors Dresses ze strap arm-wing, tips and $5 00 leatber strap arm-swing.. @iy | Ee os Sa I. am stub end ’ (Maia Fi » | (Main Floor—Nugents.) | ¥ : ™ ; ; co “ a 7 a + i . : ; For the Gift Seekers ¢ Sat 290 x: “ You will want Silk $2.50 to $3.50 Q alit fi | RES) Ae moe 3 at least two and =e 1 S $2.50 Satin vali Tricolette Pantalettes Set ee f3\ perhaps three at ee, ne aod Gina ik J A Yard Petticoats and Costume Be AGT ie POROEL: ) im \ this very special 40 Inches wide : "oy Be ; = ee price. $2.98 Crepe de Chines—In light and Slips Y aeant Fo 7 dark colors or black. 40 inches SONS Maa wide . . , f JR\Net [fr 7OO* ! *e, $3.50 Black Satin Silk and Wool Choice.. $ ] -98 fs gO o> Ds Dresses for Crepes—39 inches wide ——- Zh. “SS Ais Ss $2.98 Silk and Wool Spiral Crepe— al €. Sa > | yY afternoon, street, In light and dark colors or black business or eve: —39 inches > = = ’ > : 2.50 Changeable Taffetas ming Wear. Each Gros de Londre Silks—Yard wide . >. ) al 44. ~>. 44> orted heads with attractive Ae m~ plete with electrical attachments. Made of twill-back velvet 3 BAN oe ~ em plete with electrical attachments with sateen panties attrac- Pt ae Gi \ tively trim ith $ 00 tively piped and embroid- : : in i® \ $3.44 eth tines eaten ate Pe BR hand -tat- . ' lored, exquisitely trimmed with ered in ¢on- $ 95 beet lored. exquisite trasting colors. pe — | | Imported. Ash Trays.......... rapes in at — — > ° iors ™ = - > > - buds and cro- = : ner agate 2 Pt nA Ps ae § B id | & $1.50 Bathrobes — lining, fancy weave. tit. aE shapes for all uses. Small, =f. * Se rl ge amps ’ . a a » + ' . cheted edge — ulin Pink or blue baby Bath- ~ z ae rnediur nd large sizes = : | ‘ 5 : : | Nabbaay 5 “ty ~ > =—= ; ee = -* Beactiful ornamental engt top arms, $ a. - ye - > 95 : g +4 & A - ' J/g Roman gold polychrome finis Meta] stan wnttlinced . . : ~ . y 4 bases. Rich . lh Enitted Caps White. gray, maroon, brown combinations. In light and 4 shades to match the 2 for s sweater, for girls and boys s a , f . a . a = . . 7 . . : : s . : . . * x P . . : ; r : ~~ 7 Suey Bir oe marae 2 eet oe tT —— — . shee ° - Men’s Black Leather Belts With nickel buckle. Packed In $1 a gift box. Sizes, 30 to 46...... Men's Garters and Armband Sets Garters and Armbands in an sortment of colors. Satin 2 fer $1 pad Good elastic....-.-. robes. Dainty and warm. with eatin ribbon-trimmed with ornament ow parchmest material shades. Various tints and designus...-.- or scalloped collars $] 25 - et Fee ASS B! i hae a ° : = oF =——s me n , (Secend Fleer, ' a4 ‘ ou oor - ugents. ¢ os - $1.50 to $1.95 Hand- oO XA — z The Campfire Sweaters Helmet etyle with ear tabs. woo! Wl ee... Pes A Shipment ot Large Mama Dolls Arrived ae Ss ; wool, including coat sweater with S] htl 1) d belt d pocket . draw r. . . ies ane Saal te Seance, re ~~ ’ lg VY alm ALC Something new and very at- colors and sizes 24 to 28... $7.95 tractive ard these smart novelty 5. ieee checked weaves. Real high {| /-—3hPRee e@@uteae 4 (Feerth Flcer—Nugents.) : . . , , /n accordance with our policy we will not place them in sport, boyish collars, 2 box- ay he . ’ Crocheted Caps \ 3 a , — our regular stocks. We have made an adjustment with the pleated pockets, real flaps, bp tical si ge as permit us to close them out at one-half eae sng ~ all good smart Practica H . price. e slight defects will not injure the pleasures or use- shades. Buff, gray and russet. | "Poetry Gifts of OUSEW ATES fulness of the Dolls and they are a wonderful bargain. The il ast sean ee F fei , damages are mostly slight. We advise early selection as the $7.50 Ferneries i lot will go quickly. Richly enameled wicker, in | V ivory brown and gray. with : j ery heavy galvanized flower box ) Mama Dolls New... insert: idea] r ~ ° for Christ- > 95 21 Inches Tall : y _ - mas AP im gingham dresses and . iS ee ¥ rompers, with bonnets, shoes & and stockings ° Brass Bird Cage Stands Composition head, . . , P= * : a - 4 : vEae tees ’ : ‘. a *, = 7 Ci . pay? é ao ~ | / | r od - j = 2 — ~ —— ' . ee ee me ee ee ee ee ee ee ns wes , " | : i * cos oss: CCC. nal nde } a a neatly trimmed with black WSTPEE RI... ; ful Caristmas , ings. Compos!- lines and a com- Fer Wemen—Fretty ribbon - $3.95 ew : tion head an lete , ¢ A turn-over cuff designe in me . F : hands Sale » ce Copen, light blue, gray. nHrice ‘Or ) . orchid, wistaria, wine, navy, a pergons..... on | and many others. Sises to & . Se nee HMeeses; novel cute SwWiss Weath t i , i & italian s@ee¢e &* ages, very attractive. or peisne tess fivwis ‘, aa Ma ma Dolls $12.50 Dinner Sets, 42 Pieces ona Kvecutt ciples tn BOGE they prophesy the weather . Fine-quality Homer-Laughlin porcelain. Medallion em darker colors. Some bave the " figure or animal trim on 5 } of roses, lattice and smal] bird features. y "PY 26 Inches Tall Service for 6 people oedéael Th. Sore’ sinen’ ? * . Have extra beautiful 4 3-Qeart Cereal ) to | Betlere of heavy semmpenitien resses, EXTRA SPECIAL! : lL te 6 } aluminum. A head. ombs and * og : i —* hands, and 5 . 88 Pp 200 Floor-Style Smoking Stands }0 Choice... 79 2 ing utensil, ly wigs. : ——- T1Ce Handy to move from place to place. Mahogany . : ( Bargate $1.89 n= - ish or metal polychrome with glass ash trays. Oe (Third Ficer—Nugents.) J ~ While they last, choice. = — (Toy Store, Main Floor—Nugents.)

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we "1984 TUESDAY 4 ! DECEMBER 9," 1934 The Daily POST-DISPATCRH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED S's) 8 Sis e's Only 13 More Shopping Days Until Xmas— and Nugents the Best Place to Buy! BBCP PSSST Se ee ee 2 ee ee 2 een 2 8 Sere ecerReNs n's ies ms ()\W [| $3.95 French Kid Gauntlets |[ 7 29 | ; A Gift Any Woman Enjoys Poa.) | | > Beautiful chic styles in the new short cuff, novelty Gauntlets, cuff trim- Fa nadee med with contrasting stitching | = os tra heavy stock classic pattern. Boxed. A lovely (Main Fleor—Nugents.) Christmas gift. The set ——— (Main Floor—Nugents.) Men! A Sale of Bathrobes! We've Got the Goods! Bathrobes and Lounging Robes. A tremendous clean up of America’s foremost manufacturers. Silk Robes, Here Is a Treat for Gift Seekers Wool-Mixed Robes, Heavy Blanket Robes. An extraordinary Xmas event—take advantage now, while as- sortments are complete! Robes that are well made, finely tailored, all with girdles and cords. Byron and shawl collar styles, in checks, stripes, plain colors and neat floral designs, also bordered ef fects, Men's Neckwear + sg cut Silk Ties, open-end slip-easy band atyie. Think of Buying a Well-Made Bathrobe for as Low as $2.98! flower Bh rt nce! = ogi Tie $ | .00 Group No. ] Bathrobes made of excellent OR Lawrence robing, complete with Vy Men’s Fiber Mufflers Fiber and cotton and fiber-mixed fe $1.00 cords, pockets, etc., large, medium and small sizes. \ Fiber and cotton and fber-m Very special, while any of 1500 remain ........... 1200 only, geniune Beacon Robes, Group N 0.2 Byron collars, complete with cords and nicely trimmed. Regular $5.00 value, special French Metal Beaded Bags | Our own importations selected by our Paris representative. Each and every one a work of art—so soft they can be crumpled like a pocket “we handkerchief. Several distinctly lovely designs in light and dark color com- binations. Made of tiny metal beads. Drawstring styles. 5G 10 5458 (Main Fleor—Nugenats.) ~ The Store for ALL the People ‘a $16.00 Shell or Amber Toilet Set Three-piece Set of mirror, brush and comb; ex- Q 75 | — Jolored Umbrellas Wit) tape and eatin bord ' ers wood bandies with cord ang , ad eaetul end | Children’s Umbrellas “Fruit of the Loom” Cove na. | Te. green and blue. Neas can > bandies with cord and — Wood 00 | leather strap arm-swing. . $1.29 ed eae . Bit tae. 0 to $3.50 Qualities \ A De eee ee ewe; [a hk he en > en A | ER ERE Hm! OE ee Pee wee > Seve, - light and 0 inches ' $6.95 Chiffon Velvets ee | 40-inch soft silk chiffo Velvets. In new shades o 69 blue, brown or $4.95 black. Yard see eo © e@ « = = = SS. te = To the Women Who Bay for the Men If you have in mind a Robe, House Coat or Smoking Jacket for any of the men folks in your family, we will say that this is the most opportune time for you * to make a selection. Prices such as these on high-grade Robes may not be offered again before Christmas. Come Early! ks and Satins Bess" |$ 49 Men’s Fiber Neckwear Men’s Knit Ties Fiber knit Ties in plain and fancy ‘ Men's fiber-knit Ties in stripe and stripes and black. Wonderful for $ | | Saristuan tae assortment hr: (Main Floor.) Men’s Medium Weight Union Suits Union Suits In long sleeve, ankle- In ecru only. Choice Men’s Winter Caps Havelock and one- plece styles. All made with inbands. ‘ Bizes 6% | .. a i sceoeol A special assortment of 1000 Robes. «~ 1) Group No. 3 Full cut, with shawl collars, beautiful @ O8& ~~ floral effects. Well tailored, taped seams, some plain colors. == In large, medium and small sizes; special ...-re. .:.. je | A IE 0 A complete assortment of Bathrobes, Lounging | Robes, terry cloth Robes and House Coats. All stand- ard, full-cut garments; all moderately priced from $5.98 to $22.50 » $5.95 to $49.50 Tne Rd Men’s Cotton-Ribbed Fleeced Union Suits Long sleeve, ankle-leneth style nm cotton ribbed, fleeced Union Suits Tor men, @ 8. 8 8 Scars = 2 Ss :8S oe es = SS o A. ~ a ‘3 a" A ae ? - __— = = ,~~ best bargeio * : Tweeds, mixtures and softings. All nicely satin and serge lined. $1 Sizes 6% to 7% (Second F'loor—Nugents.) Men's Cotton-Ribbed Shirts and Drawers Fleece lined long sleeve Shirts and ankle-length Drawers. In $I] ecru color. Sizes 36 to 46. Ea.. f Knitted Caps White, gray, maroon, brown and combinations In light and dark thades to match the ? for $I sweater, for girls and boys (Second Floor.) Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Torawers in short-sleeve shirt, and ankle-length drawers _ $1 Seconds, broken sizes.. (Third Floor.) Men’s Handkerchiefs Men's plain white Handkerchiefs packed four in a for re MOR cesses eoeeoeses 4 $I Men’s Suspenders Men's Suspenders in fancy strip- ed patterns In narrow width with e nes ay good leastic webbing. aE } packed in a gift box a < . —- e —— un - gage = -_ REE ES GE PPS TREE ~ es a, 3 —- := aire Poe alae 3 ey 2 a he - as ee a s =| q’ gehen 5 @ Men's Black Leather Belts With nickel buckle. Packed In $1 EE Sa ’ (Bt aqiilin Men's Garters and Armband Sets Garters and Armbands in an as- sortment of colors. Satin 2 for $] pad. Good elastic....... TPs “e = Three Hundred Dozen Men’s Holiday Shirts All new, just received. Made of standard materials, full-cut, well- tailored Shirts. Neckband, collar-attached and separate stiff-collar styles. Included are: Fiber Stripe Madrases ! Genuine English Broadcloth (the better —————— 3 guality ) Shirts to ustabie. isk “Pletal standard Men’s Blue Work Shirts Mens’ blue chambray Shirte—col- lar-attached style. Men’s Suspenders Men's fancy Suspenders i: row and wide web. Regular length Men’s Cotton Flannelette Nightshirts Cotton Flannelette Nightshirts in collar-attached and V-neck $1 00 styles. In pink and blue stripes. Sizes 15 to ° '* - Men’s Lisle Hose Men's Lisle Hose, cotton heel and toe. In. black and colors. Sizes 9% to 12 In 3 for $1 00 - the lot Men’s Hose Men’s Hose Men's silk and Men's cotton ribbed and-wool, in fanc) top, black and colors and plain. Szes! 9%, $I Sizes 9% toll for $I to 12. Priced at.... in the lot White Piques—Jacquard Figures And Other Excellent Materials Sizes 14 to 17, but not all sizes in every style. A timely offering, substantially underpriced. Buy now for gifts! Nugents usual prices for Shirts of these qual- ities are from $2.50 to $3.90. Fine Corded Madrasses ¢ Men’s Department Now Main Floor, Main Building (Main F loor—Nugents.) Main Fleor—Nugents.) IS - (Second Floor—Nuagents.) : Are Always ts Acceptable Gifts $20.00 Dinner Sets Pieces Most attractive beautiful border poration. Black band with flo ys interwoven. Ivory tint band tly trimmed with black color cn and a com- ¢ 1423 ——r hlin porcelain. Medallion clustef l bird features. SPECIAL! yle Smoking Stands place to place. Mahogany fin- with glass ash trays. $1.00 Waist Union Suits | 75c Fancy Bath Towels Children's button-watst | “22x44 beautiful quality Union Suits, sizes 2 to 12 yrs. | fancy colored borders, Every garment yellow, rose, gold 50c perfect 98c Towel Sets Fancy bath towels and two | wash cloths to match; vari- ous colors; packed in Amas box Ch ristmas Slippers : of $1.69 Women’s Full- Fashioned Hosiery $7.50 Wool-Mixed | Black and colors; chiffon Blankets and service weight pure Fiber Vests Assorted colors and sizes in Fiber Vests; fancy mate- rial; 6000 pairs of women’s and chil- dren's cozy, warm Felt Slippers, in a urprising value-giving event. § I 1s Llue-gi g Large size: very fine qual- urnm-oOver cuff designs in Oi rose, ‘ pint blue, gray, brown, plaids wine, navy, purple Sizes to §& | irregu- chid, istaria., — : © cates -otnare. 35c Boys’ and Girls’ Stockings Sport and pineapple weave, plain ribbed, black and cor- dovan; seconds; as- 39c Bath Towels Fancy Bath Towels; fine bleached: blue, yellow, 29¢ Fer Boys and Girls—Rootees, cuff and Eve les in pretty bright or Some have the wanted figure or animal trim on vamp or cuffs. Sizes, child's 5 to misseg’ 2. Boys’ sizes 1 to 6. Men’s Silk and Lisle Socks Choice. the ( Black and colors; very fine weave including drop- | chine; assorted colors; regu- stitch plated Socks; 29 | lar sizes; excellent ageort#4 sizes: seconds Cc . Xmas gifts (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) | thread silk lisle garter tops: | match. Pair Satinay Bloomers Plain and etriped materi- | | sizes 8% to 10; Irregulars; als; double elastic knee; as- sorted shades; regular and extra sizes: made $I] 00 of cotton satinay.. ° 95c Plain Drapery Gauze High luster finish; 86-in.; can be used as curtains or as overhangings: plain 39 pongee color; yard... C | 98c Colored Drapery Madras Colored Drapery Madras, 36-inch, in splendid patterns and colorings 49c¢ $1.95 to $2.75 Ruffle Curtains Excellent range of beau- tiful patterns in fine quality volle, also best grade grena- Gine: all made full ruffle and tie-backs to . 1.39 | striped cotton sateen. | colors only. Women’s Sport Hose Gray, cordovan and beige; full mercerized: ribbed to the toe —— | $1.95 Sateen Costume Slips Good quality Sateen, with deep, fancy flounces. Very neat styles, {fn dark colora. In $I] 9 extra sizes only ... ° | $1.39 Costume Slips Good quality plain and Dark cotton Sizes $1.95 Pantalettes Excellent quality of self- striped cotton Satinay. Dark colors only. 32 to 36 lengths 8c Toilet Paper Large &-oz rolls good quality crepe Toilet Paper; limit 20 | rolls Comforter Cretonne Extra special — Stern's | Comfort Cretonne in & f beautiful locks: in peroxide, | Wide range © a Pacer hazel and gly- | floral patterns to select from- | cerine; limit 20 for $1 86-inch width. 20 bars | ; 10c Toilet Soap P & G Laundry Soap An excellent Xmas gift. White naphtha, large bars: | riese all-woo! Sweaters in limit 25 bare to 25 for $1 coat and silip-over styles. customer ..-+-+ Good aasortment of colors. Sizes 26 to 34 50c Bead Necklaces Beight-colored wooden ; ; beads, assorted shapes and Boys’ Indian Suits styles; 27 and 64 19 Boys’ Indian Suits of khaki! inch lengths re c drill. Neatly trimmed. An While 200 last. ! ideal gift. | Sizes 4 to years The biggest $6 value ever offered in this department. Think of #! Fur-trimmed, fufl- lined Coats at only $6. Rack after rack filled with brand- new, warm Winter Coats. Choose from polaires, velours, Bolivias and plaid polaires and novelty clotha Cotton Challies 86-inch Cotton Challies in | printed Persian ard floral designs; 2 to 6 yard $1.59 Fancy Pillowcases Very fine, high-grade mus- lin Pollowcases. Fancy em- broidered. In rose, blue and gold. Sizes 43x36-inch. Bach 7-inch plain white cotton Outing Flannel; good weight and well

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ud . ; : - " a rare le tt aad . ee ie al "~~~ a : « ST. LOUIS “POST “DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alene ne nas MORE § 3 “ITY ——— f han the morning and one other neue? Sra ei — cians’ - oe ee eee es DECEMBER S” ae — —=—— —~ _— ; ani 3 7 sf a veeterday when, after se€v- Or wil Push Porto Rico Bill. lthe a | | The London project also contem- mate puck ett ae soiiethind Riak lec’ teenie. i Mhimssl mn. on the ir way to a« future fast mail |@rai moni oe By the Associated Preas, Washine . plates a pot ible nienl men resenting the United NEW YORK. Dec. 9.«-Antonio : «Ay ‘ r ate Lo urge the passage of | service. AT Stes ank ; & ar da agree d AS tH the inden 1 or ris . ‘he bill now pending which would to be submitted to the Barcelo, President of the Porto! give ; ng whi ul XPERTS AGREE problems to be submitt th ae i Lio Porto Ri ‘ Ww? self-gzov- intinte? enwineél 12 boars f the tv ’ ful d En} g Y Rico Senate and president of the|ernment. The commission mom. PHOTOGRAPr CUE * ee be engi maga pantie 02:9 Use an joye rougnout the 0 Rico Le »; Jers 5 1] depart "os ‘ . ee * 7 Ber the Associat ed erase - se ~ . ill renort ite , “ay Port nit gislative Commic- | Ww “v7 Cowell ' hl w dn s lay rT T. WA. Dec. 9.—The proposed The latte soe. fers et Pi n i — : Double-Action CS ee oe He Sante. ain in the Hewes Oe st. Lawrence Waterway Develop-/ lutions of the problems to both Electric Toaster oe Lorenzo with E. Birt, membe, of anda sft : fen yap 4 wee pe is | | : m 1) =i _ nt Was roug! i r rea! (jovernmeé = iO] inal action. a handy new Togdter ™ — SSVIS Pass > Naval Officers Agree Ut] POD em ee — ‘hat teasts both sidés of i: LT. hee yiscussed ke ied - $ . — 3. PC tah 8 Es = ¥h $7.25 Simplex Toaster, $4.50 = ‘3 | Special. .......-secesseses ia he A edi Press P ay SHINGTON ! re | S O y= { \ WASHINGTON, Dec. 3—A ten- | ELECTRIC ee Our ive program wpsvy saves S S27 a navy’s two big airships, the TOYS Special . od io apes : enandoa! . Electric Di ] oe ~ fy p Angeles and the Coeee he $S Simplex a ae isplays = eal | luring the next fer eats Immersion = ESB. Of — — — . —~ : : ; | POT) \ ‘ Puli a | = | Ele “tric ron! re} e r ca : SS (= ae ce O08 on eo es eee cotine $855 Daviess ee ae ‘e . . ee | , : : or be. s Manning-Bowman PERC LA a ae | — ait Np CE me ‘ Westinghouse Ot TOR . f "5 ‘ ’ ’ , ‘ ’ -* hae anning- : = | a ry a5 Hotpoint eamer, sugar bowl | | . nap dee t Western Electric a a ae abbr automatie¢ ' p Bagh hs : Universal Fried... ... nN lectric Or | nsecapliminaiateccammyey tele meron Vacuum Cleaners a iowne ‘ mn . ling « paises of ~ * _— : 5. ee . Pe Shenandoah. Among. project ea “teats”, Specs LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS No. 690 snail over were rhe proposed hy ent terms ‘ ¥ " flight th . ngel an- — > Pg Prec Lionel Trains are zeal Trains in miniature. como- HIS big train will make Christmas the gees of the Les Angeles to: FREE with each Cleane> tives, cars, switcMes, gates, block signals; all pat- ama and to London, and the proj- bought during the Christmas terne after regular railro equipment So well “ terned after regula: ad quip bigest day in your boy's life, and you the ected use of the Shenandoah in seqse made that they'll last for years........-.-. Ha- maneuvers with the fleet in vear. biggest daddy of them all. wailan waters next SAY ‘‘BAYER ASPIRIN’ —Gonuine 8-Light Mazda Tree Lighting It runs on 2% gauge track, universally used, with a The report of the conference, as a f powerful electric locomotive, and cars that duplicate approved by Admiral Moffett, wil Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are Outfit, Special r ipment. The locomotive e submitted to Secretary bur . . ole ms _ es cenrond cqnibent aeyatch “bees mar oy r approval before definite steps wwe getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe even prepare for au® ©’ Dy millions and prescribed by physicians 24 y $ 65 Take your boy to see the big Christmas exhibits of Ives > ge ep: 2 pce . preliy- . SERVING THE HOME ELECTRICALLY SINCE at craft ] is Ss e lat oot ac - um 2az0 Sas , ; ~farear , cor ~4 -4 4 ~4 THE IVES MANUFACTURING CORPORATION he conference mei scusse EN ESN) SAAN Bridgeport, Conn. se oe Neuriti Rh Employment of the = Angeles uritis eumatism ! a : 7 oe S aeor' KN i FE wu , S an be used liita al 5 os withour ALi. J Ve o $ lv, and I ima d Fa only “Bay bayer package Pues, Fistula. Fissure and a! al Diseases my Sox Gentle Method - flichts have rre-ted which comtar coniem My Guarantee—Cure or No "Pay. “Ne Cals roform. ‘Ne anger "No Hosptt al ae Deter ‘ ny 2% en sugested a Contains proven 9ven directions. tion from Business. Call or write today. It wil! nav An FREE BOOK is nable te ins es g ra H “R a. 2 - f 19 hlets CONSTLTATION AND EXA™MIN ATION FREE. Pi le perenne _ , yf establishing ercia eG are od nt ]o0-—_Druceiste, OB C- MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist | pours 2s a Lie “ sities Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. 501 PLNE STREET. — 600 oe ee we = bell you can have it in a Victrola Every prominent manufacturer of radio equipment has offered to make radio sets which might be built into Victrola instruments. But with so many excellent radio sets on the market we are unwilling to limit our customers’ freedom of choice—unwilling to commit them to a built-in proposition which is likely to become obsolete. Instead we have so modified the construction of our instruments that virtually any of the more reliable radio sets may be installed as a complete unit ready to operate as soon as delivered. = Victor tCLT LO Camden.N.L In this way our customers may combine the radio set they prefer with the Victrola, the one instrument which in giving them the music of their own choice at whatever time they may choose to hear it offers such a service as has never yet been equalled. There is but one Victrola and that is made by the Victor Company Look for these Victor trade marks Victor Talking Machine Co. of Canada, Lid, Montreal Canadian price-list upon request . ae alt a 4 . - e we £5 tae": > - - 7 ‘a ‘, avi: i z? a,” a2 2 ~ ‘ + . *: . =. % ¢ vt os: ' i Be J aA ka anes * eR gd ihe tte ate rome. ‘ 2 ee See 2, * os fay ae = ney > x * 15 a ie 2 gl Me ca" “Oe ee Ae peat! BF os he, a o.* * aa be ce. sard - ted Press. fer TON, lil, Dee. 9.—Death | NEW axed by & Jury as the pen-| Hughes, hn Kammerer must pay for joke fam er of Mrs. Otto Eder of | . popiexy park. killed last June WKN ywonroe. } pusband and three children. | phe lost rer confessed the murders jie ann dict of guilty was re-| give the » the ver | Lidge. last night. ; a motion for a new trial will be> gratitude, _investi 26. Kammerer told | ¢-;.7 gee he killed the Pider | ree: = aiso planned to Kill) = sove @ignitaries here and In St! ny an pecaus¢ he had been pre-|yory » om pecoming a2 priest. | ermnenil ‘ , company kah Or tan and Puldeka a canny | “Pulde Hug Nicodem Boweriue Nick for In the Garden. # cream and the $2000. | that «a judges Others mus. H hoax a4 name w In 191 cleties in the pied by and off Dress, $3.95 2 for $4.95 Buy any Dress [In the house -gnd@ then another one for §1 ee wg cig ae. , - ‘ +f ‘tan PO “x, ~ aA ‘, na q a. , a ‘ | i eis al . aaa: i CRS Sie ae +a% | Pe li A LEE tte.

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° Werver ea? f , 5 pct *~e. - he * n rs r sar : of tin. eo . — “"% ¢ mee | A io ve ss DECEMBER 9 1934, 4 ELEUESD AY, 04. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED sy “tae ve a4 * % 2 eg he , + wi eee = * iTY FOR SLAYER NEW YORK'S PRACTICAL JOKER» — acy ; 7 OF FIVE! ISN'T FOOLING THIS TIME 7 Mer for Christmas | ILLINOIS FA = Punish- | Man Who Poked Fun With a Public } a Wur1ilzer Amas | roughout the Years "Pt", tor gone Kammerer, | Punch Dies ta) Marnest tare Special who Vi j- ged Press. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ictrola Dealers | al : i, Ill., Dec. 9.—Death| NEW Y . 9.—Bri 4 . r TON, I EW YORK, Dec. 9.—Brian G VUPEN EVENINGS | SIXTH _AND ST, CHARLES “ _ fixed by @ jury as the pen-| Hughes, who made the practical | ; ne. John Kammerer must pay for joke famous, died yesterday of Add er of Mrs. Otto Eder of | upoplexy at his countrv home in sd ha A Smart Attractive Style in'a an Calf Oxford! i jast June with park, kille: Monroe, N. Y. He was 75 years old. 4 and three children. | he jast jiughes joke was in 1910. confessed the murders | }ie announced that he wanted to : the verdict of guilty was re- | give the city a public park in Bay honograph a liidre. The Aldermen: expressed . i ht. P i fast 5 (gratitude. When the “park” was a 7.4 ig ‘ be | ° 4 motion for a new trial will ,investigated it wag found to be a advantages of tone beauty, \| Selectivity, distance range and i| simple operation. ii kah Orphan,” sired by Metropoli- tan and dammed by § Electricity. | Puldekah almost won a ribbon, but a $25.00 Percolator Set si |a canny judge at last realized what | iia. Seranieter ~~ Manning-Row. n a | ‘Puldekah” meant. : : , — “ 1 . wit ebony handles a ht = wr. suger bowl and Hughes had better luck with} Wait c eeoa me en e¢-pint size. $1 9.95 is bata hazy memory to all those , Nicodemus, acat of the genus high livers who learned how toeat §) Boweriue Allieneis. He bought of all the good things of Nick for a dime and entered him by following meals with |in the cat show at Madison Square *) |Garden. A footman carried ice > , iw | : . . STUART'S a ne eee Stecken to Nix. ‘ + ¥ and the cat’s price was fixed az: '| . . Tablets 1 $2000. He took s0 many prizs |that a woman complained the | judges were showing partiality. we passiness. a Sea. ae | Others clamored to buy Nicode- | ~ aeeeeien other ouch i'mus. Hughes then exposed his own | —EE ' ‘. , a 26. Kammerer told | +. Pin = ul : : es * = 2 | n he killed the Elder | Any gem ee oe HEN Are acd » pederal SESS ma oe deep in the Pater By the Associated Press. | yj (a> Ir = | ——— ~ then’ another one for $1| CHICKASHA, Ok., Dec. 9.—Frea 9 6 hu, See a | . + : L tt nore ne Cx CL AvEe S f= Multi-lypewritten Letters OO . ' ic ZS Ze multi- 3 ° =——_—_—_ sae ° Dresses Dennis, former State Bank Com- tor Barty sees a | missioner, was se¢ritenced to one One-day service for sales or collection letters, ii 4 ; 7 — . - ; n ; tterheads you supp - |\year in the State penitentiary ;: — — typewritten on lette Or 2 for $4.95 ee ae nulary and = y y ha ' - | ordered to pay a fine of $190.000 ~ S ae LAN E’S PILLS on N }upon his plea of guilty here today or One . :; : Le , | to conspiracy in connéction wit) S Thousand --keep the Liver active and sity gs set Letters C ‘ :, ‘a. the bowels open. — ape he asa ommercial State TAKE ONE TONIGHT — SOLD EVERYWHER anK a , eno. 22 Se Bee See 88) 8 8. 8 ee 2 Se. Se 88S 2 8 8 ee Be Le 2s ee eee 8 eee ee BAe a gt a Of OC aa tg a SALE OF HOSIERY | NEW SPANISH SHAWLS ° y —of beautifully embroidered ae — Sensational values in fine quality $ crepe, with long, hand-knitted fringe. olors chiffon and thread-silk Hose in the, 95 are green, black, — $39 50 “3 $79.50 newest shades.......... 1 and American Beauty. ° ce Gaas o's se INCORPORATED ee Ot i Main Floor—Broadway. Main Floor—Sizth 8t. ht Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop ie ie re ee ee Of first grade, in colors ma- yoon, blac ike gray. biue, purple, red, taupe. brown and turquoise; hand - turned leather soles, rubber heels. All sizes. 3 ty | Quilted Felt E-Z Slippers Boudoirs FOR WOMEN W ednesday, a Newly Arrived Special Pur- chase Offers Stunning Styles at Decisive Savings —— SS“ m~.2-2- @-—~-——”———— 2a esa eag as & 8 ' 8 2288 SS oe DS ee ata OO OO A tt ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee —_ ie tt tetas 4 ‘heels: sizes 3 to ~ Men’s Everetts $2.90 | Pverett style as illustrated, or oper’ cut. Oot soft, rich brown or black. neatly trimmed on vamp; leather hand - turned i te MANY LACQUER, CRANBERRY AND OX- BLOOD REDS WITH CONTRASTING BLONDE FURS—AS WELL AS WARM TONES OF BROWN—AND GRAYS AND BLACK. Of soft giove- like Diack oF brown vict kid, witht hand - turned leather soles; _ a Those who invariably display excellent taste in choosing their apparel | soles. Ail best of goring ' . . * . . i nye wh will find that this offering affords unusual latitude for discriminating ; sizes trom 8 in etdes. fines selection. The styles portray fashion’s latest whims and fancies and om introduce many new and novel combinations of fabric, fur and color. Ne TwRee ee ee Lustrous Fabrics, Trimmed With » @| Natural Opossum @. Leopard Cat @ Ringtail Opossum @ Black Opossum | @ Marmink @q Coney @ Beaver e [ ow, © | 4 — ‘MISSES’, WOMEN’S and EXTRA SIZES FLEPHANT * Salted Peanuts Third Floor—Sizth St. Side. BAIS EIGIISSGLLDDSSLSS 409-11-13 BROADWAY AND 410-12-14 SIXTH ST. eee tin i in ge gy a a ; > on 2 lela gta —— -__

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ST ET TE ee eT ee ee ee eee el” Pa a et eee Sree ype eke . a rs ne oat = ae ie s oe. a Se es =n ws pow Ek i 5 ey | - _ = x en . » —_ i : « : — ih halal Sd : R - ¥ s . r . - 1 fe wy a - 2 ae Lote amet *, _— ae el = , _o - es + wep i ™ By ak Natty eae ee 7k. > ; : “~ “ ae a d i. Hh a ,. we - , a ; Dre tae eS ae > “O \,, j sae 5 s >. “5 ~? tw P , “ Fart . We age , ; ‘ ae i Bas : Oe g, : oe is Saale j ee. > & 7 , es, -" v veo? ST we ea oa * , 7) « as : oa 5 th oodles = : : 4 ; " : 3 . | | | Re ae i | ° ‘ . - es . | B NED | | | . Bi | Be a= __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Duily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBI ia ie | 4p c - ers as to make the bonds of doubt-/! posal of power are not such 8s to! default by the lessee. : ; fe = 2 . ; - mn Bie rine (juar- = , : ; $ . eT ar Do a haart ea OT wit a er. WM To a Pe fing Man During \ | -s (| UNDERWOOD Sl a7 a pe De a le y —— ] Bik 9s a _ - ——— 7 * a of Mrs Kathryn Kearney, an sé ° . v1 ; . 4 Republicans and Democrats A Welcome Gift Will Be Give Bev Something She Can Wear Ready oa the Holidays — ce react, on a charge of sec-| New silk Dresses an , murder for the ki! Predict Measure = A Spanish Shawl! ¥ 9 ude M.- Morris ina ye ” | ‘ | ; FB . ; 155 Inio Amended Will Be Passed Richly and gaily embroidered in vivid me panae fate modes. we ae Aa Bet scheduled by Senate. colors, on a solid ground of heavy black afternoon, dinner and dance. sc « gpis afternoon in the court crepe de chine. $55, $75, $79.50. (Fourth Fle ~» Judge Ittner. The jury acc fash 610 tc 618 Washington Avenue q ejected yesterday, but an ad- cart . c . S om | sy ’ PE OE A lai e%tiy weer “Te So Pras va . Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23, Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, Deo. 9.—An un- derstanding between the President | dome upon, CoO upon. conviction of) and Secretary of War on one side) ; oun and Senator Underwood on the pishm se murder is imprison-| other has smoothed the way for / gs el 10 years to life, as Passage of the Underwood bill for = a. a ay determine. . the lease of ‘Muscle Shoals. Un- hah + who is 34 years’ derwood accepted suggestions from . - © Sa who was for four years a Secretary Weeks that. soften the, - in life classes -at Washington ’ The President and Senator Un-' a -] for downtown stores, sat | oS : A ae . . »+ prospective jurors ~~ ea conferred on the May- 2 A . | — as thie . aw en tary ¢ ROS ea San ae, p ue. Son as 7 ~ hy fore i eatiy areca na { , | j he Extreme Savings A Ffo1 ded Compel the ttention of Every De als oa ae oe ge eae : sen apt toe) poe Weeks and Senator Underwood ha® blue ® two-hour discussion. *Passage of ) wa nf ° Wee a ne ae a a Reuse bass is her attorney the bill is predicted by both Repub- | , ' | | | | / oman | , / ho Has Not «) ef Py rchased a inter Coat eee ae ee Af oe fs at Coven pyonadaped st was taken during _tria: . - . | autom »bile mansiaughter | ao 444 © | . . = — ie ete. - £249 ~~ @ aeeiemeiintne ic. an ee ’ a = ce ’ — é li cans and Democrats. » the prosecutor... The Underwood bill provides for y About Quarrel. @ lease of the Muscle Shoals prop-. Ly, “a4 . : ee AE x dle a, Mages b% | Kearney, who is a widow, | ee Of SO years under 7 ‘Aq . eee eRe a” | at the time that she shot Wertain restrictive conditions. The; % : Si a eae Bie gc. in self-defense after they original draft provided that the! ses ‘2 . a - es Stee ng FS “4 ¥ ther couple had returned agenta of the Government, or the | i | ete bee h : 2 a ll 7 ny ns all-day Decoration day lessees or assigns, under “any and 2g, - | Ree a ee 5 e er — The other couple tes- | oo enews produce | ~ | | . peIes, .¥ ip inquest that Mrs at toast 10,000 tons th: —— bpp | [ on ae ay, ey and Morris, her escort, =9,000 tons the second year, 30,000 | ;' OS aie li. . eled on the way home tons the fifth year and thereafter t \ / : ees, bx | era n. Angelo Rivolta of 40.000 tons of fixed nitrogen.” / 2% we es | oo “em ‘avenue said Mrs At the suggestion of Secretary hog mF | pay, J “- an a revolver when she Weeks, Underwood changed this to if rg fet + Be a . som gpawemnedl and threat- prowies for, 10,000 tons the third ed Titi i = | . ps eee NN : kil! Morris if he struck instead of first year, 20,000 tons 1 . ieee | ‘ ele 2 NB A) \ ) a a = hed betore.” The the fourth, and 30,000 the fifth, . AY | > ten . le Mies Dorothy Ber- rete oe or Or . :, , > , Tato S Ae Le Bs 3 who roomed with Mrs. Kear-) _ i : “ss 3 ) Pes yr i: testified that Mrs. Kearney . . j " : y ae 4 ed cx. Se an MP . “I did | OS Oe eth me ger. peg a oye 6 ’ The Secret of War its given | 7 until iitienar ts close the oar Hg ce = BR Pepe: ° a eee her araxt the slooting, instead of July, 1925, as provided , | = Se . Me ek ES y- ; “A a in the first Underwood measure. | We ee ST | Regular Sizes and Extra Sizes Up to 52 : SS a eae a a aay 4id not witness the shoot- Weeks’ ‘Objection. | : wy, be ° fe 5s declared the quarrel started Secretary Weeks, in a forma!) “Th | . Se aa | | Mrs. Kearney accused Morr's ee Seems up is | : HE definite arrival of cold weather has H ERE are values that you will find diffi- {f “sy 1 “going with another girl.” In bjecti to tl iginal Under- ; . . >» Mrs. Kearney was shot aed ————— } * occasioned us to launch a great Coat Sale, cult to duplicate later, and styles of such | —grwlaaegaed okt enotinalt aha aaa = wet clear who is to ex- ) | ee || reducing to the lowest possible price Coats of wide variety that both matron and miss will i] gelsed the revolver and shot ~ Z s after he s Lot er ercige the discretion necessary to Ya : : . . . determine when the project shall —— eh, ' 7 exceptional quality. find satisfactory selection. | ris was married and had one : oes and resided at BS44A Ply- be taken over for the production | i a P T hic of explosives and other war mate- . - , (Cost Shop—Phiré Fleer.) | or , avenue. rials in the interest of national de-' tem : wh | — “a3 Flat eget “si £ a -fense. Ordinarily such authority) % | - —_—“ ae 4 : ned ere mb RS CAPTURE A PIG. should be vested in the Presiden, >} ee 7 —- 543 ‘ 4 | I Ee ee | Prop Young Shoat and Flee | Nears oye ogee weet hy © : = Ys & 7 , . oe at PE hs st . When Owner Appears. ) ties of fixed nitrogen, ranging from | he — Me y cn ( "™ . jf ' eee ee \ mee SS Se ae | 19,000 tons the first year to 40,900 ‘ St “ ~ > = | 7 | ’ y) ” 5 SN EY yy PO ale ee pag the cenirable game Chri | tons the fourth year is not believed “ = SS : | and ad! \ / ae, : . "45. a: , ut . ig tis mot clearly indicated in the ack = . ’ m © 7 i P Provisions for the lease who is to Color Har pny 8 locks; also as to whether the rental ' | ae to @ lessee would be based on the cost of dam, including the cost of : : & 4 — Choose Her Gift at This Her Chridtmas: ‘Gift The Chapeaux de Luxe Shop Featt “Plant ie bo‘whor that te tprae. Sale Extraordinary! 900 Pairs Should Include New Ribbon Mo d " summate such a lease. | 3 ‘ : Y Seeeees! | Black Satin Mules || A Corduroy yee - Robe )/ EES ToNIGHT Gi , eg = es TAIright iF *2= ‘3 ’ ” z % Eire . A vegetebdie aperien edde St he co re am . 5 as 2% a “: : cays PEP bere a Sy es . zy To £55 w* >.> ATA. a. .: eee; Here is a quick and happy so- lution to manya gift problem. The jaunty Hat sketch- Because every woman, no matter ed at right is only one of what her age, enjoys the snug many smart new ribbon warmth of a Corduroy Robe. models that rise to the All Sizes | And from the variety of hues | popular height of the Pier- offered you it rot or olean crown. 21, to 8 you can suit any taste, Tyr : either in a style fastening close at up to the neck, or cut Tuxedo Every Pair With Hand-Tarned Soles and Covered Heels fashion. Copenhagen Purple Orchid : it ti | : | if i cc tT Se _ ee . ee Wear your bow where you will—tied atthe geomet ca center of the very tip top, or perched on one side with a de® - Mad Black Skinner Satin—Li ‘th Satin i “dps 7 of Blac inner Satin—Lined with Satin in Firefly Fuchsia Rose Henna <5 a es a . .0lors of Peach — Rose — Lavender — Red — Blue res i onair insouciance; in any event the effect will be chic (Negligee Shop—First Floor.) piquant. it ea That most dainty and feminine of all bedroom slippers, the French . ? a Mule, is always rated in the class of luxuries, because of the high price Boudoir Caps...75c to $3.95 _ T'he Smartest Shades Are Featured in These it invariably commands. It is only through a most fortunate urchase that we are able to provide them at a price happily within the ais of all. Fancy Garters -O5¢ to $2.95 Ne west M odes, of Moire Grosgrain Ribbon. | (Chapecus de Laze Shop—Seconé FF ( (Footwear Shop—First Floor.) (Lingerie Shop—First Floor.) . Tl De FB

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wy > i“ 7 ag es ' é +n it 5 ia j —% y " ‘ ° ; - + @ . - — . -_ -—- _——~ 7 a —_«—2- = «“ _ - a eal - Rr , * - oa ge ISDAY, 094. The Dail - MONEE 9, 1924 e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a, 4 . . ; Fh PSF as iene @ , DECEMBE® m In-| disposed of, under the a CHOSEN so _ paeereraee bil prota. 4 n-| final vote. ASR: a 2 bit, Further dela e j 3 1m a fer rerult from the deatog cis ens ||! \Al |F MADE | WEDNESDAY A WEDNESDAY His| ments already oftéreq : 5 am | 4 5 See '\ , SPECI ° the) ——— 696-08 W8shington Av.— Sirth St. AL — A detente: = OR ee — alge Lasting R sn a | Eas sting Remembrances = ryn Kearney Accused| QO Eres It Gi . : a -. During Quar- . ve a Bridge, Junior or Table Lamp this Christmas Pipeear A paar cee fing Man gC i , , Be, he am] S Christmas. | aie eee in Her Apariment | 0 6} ts ed uced 72 it will be highly appreciated as it is both useful and ‘| i | Ornamental. Gifts that last only a short time cannot . J = y for the Holidays ews Kathryn Kearney, on | express the sentiment that is conveyed by an artistic Silk Dresses BE gurder tor the killing} f P ee, g : luminaire from the “Fairyland of Light.” me « ris in a quarre) in | ; ' : "Qe = a | laar , . ° ° ° . shades, charming new Sn. 13ss Union| fi opular Priced Lines SAF We are headquarters for lighting fixtures and invite apartzes } | YOur inspection of our immense line of Lamps of all ‘ray fate modes for ) a May 30, was scheduled | M1 ; : ep "Pane 4 tie jar| E Felt Satin ~ a } kinds. Our retail salesrooms contain thousands of r al ge tfner. 1e@ ury | a . i : y mM « ’ _ ‘ss an . - . : . . eat ie, Mes yesterday, but an ad- | Hats Hats . :. § styles and designs at prices that suit ever Vv purse. sent was taken during trial| Ye / | ae ; ‘ re ; af - ‘ panslaughter | sand Bengaline Andirons, Gas Logs, Fire Sets and ire screens il} lik I1dats . Hats f a FROM OUR ESTABLISHED edence - ae “t ImLTAreL rT ré > 9 4 . Le a . . . . in . . . n that bed a - - ee th ' | we CVel VY Val let ; also offer w ondert ul OPpol tunities fo! pishment upon convict cal fo”. | ey —o ae ‘ ac ees murder is imprison-| epg a giving gifts that last. See te veers to te, as! | Gare * IA determine. . y Fee, v ode one ae You will have on Wednesday quite an unusual ' ne a + } : | , who was for four years a | chance to possess one or two new Hats at a trifling & : oe IWIN FF. Gurl COMPANY in life classes at \\ ashington oa our determination to frequently reduce our ; “ F | LS oe Mi +t ao "9 a : 1 CES'GNERS =MANUFACTURERS ity, and later was a cloth- Stocks tO a Minimum means decided savings to . a | OW rere! . ‘ o : you. = Oy See yt Lighting Equipment Eade] for downtown stores, sat | Furthermore, our stocks are kept constantly up to | —~} ng Pt, SE he prospective jurors . . Bee on o'r ) uated beads. \ ery Special got a revolver when shie Sher apartmest and threat- | $1.50 $1 50 te kill Morris if he struck | , ° ) ; a6 . as he had before. The | 606-U8 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street woman, Miss Dorothy Ber- ‘who roomed with Rated : r ‘ + . aiid that Mr | Wy ednesday! The Week’s Supreme Offering Largest Manufacturers of Lighting Equipment ber after the slooting, “I did T did it.” Berger and Rivolta, wn?) We they did not witness the shoor- y | declared the quarre! started | : | : Mrs. Kearney accused Morris| | | : “Soing with another girl.” In) q a eC © () L i M@eaitray Mrs. Kearney was shot/ | c D abdomen. She claimed she) seized the revolver and shot after he shot her. i g was married and had one | and resided at SS844A Ply- as “GAToRE A, P| — Sh All Desirable ‘Styles | of kxcellent Materials When Owner Appears. | oung pig is now included, ong the desirable ‘‘game”’ to be | ind on Jilincie farms. Chris. | meuckeberg, a farmer living north | "Se Edwardsville, decided to look | Gaugh his wood lot Sunday aft- | a AT AN EXTREMELY in to mark some trees for cut- : : sand came upon two hunters’ §f =e .% . ) aif ' had just captured one of his } zz | | ‘ \ aL/ shoats and were about to | : ’ =, : at LOW PRICE t into their automobile. = , vi eS. 1 Fy dropped the pic and fled. . A » ’ | : _ Pe — & L / 4 \ a F ae Bee. es Spy! , med ° : ee * “fs? peel ep ; 4 ey. - - “~ A Re = h 7 4 ‘ Ps es ) Sees , 7 . ~ ’ r ¢ Nt ae . mae 7 “A - , / . , ee / ’ ; x” Bae % 4 RH, ibis ee nae ; ‘ " el Se : PS Pee , “ Fe : as, Se ae 4 a a me " - ‘ ’ . ' ee aay *¥ é nae: _ oe ' , ep: (La pe es 7 - ; es ee - atone et ; . : a » “pO a ae - £ . mie ie Satie : ‘ ‘ \ i i241 } ’ 4 > s ed 4 x * 4 f.) « 28 m4 - ” meek Ss. : . a ‘a - rae - - ~ x a ay a 5 Sev Rae A st ~~ Pim ey ae 3 Y 4 j y 7. pon mn : * ares tok eee. Bele * Ts : +, ro -, * . oy se vm, Sh St “ ‘ : “ pee Ta . :.% ‘ KP > 7 * « ‘*s BS Pini —- a 7 i aes BN 3 ry OPP pe Se a SS Oe ese = * ase > aaa’ . Se . non ; See ~ “ 7 « - pS Mae A ee oe AMP Es é ae > “a ee 2 es Celgene tae 3 “> Sp va’ » oe a oes _. j . Spat ~. : . —e : , P ocd . » : yi ‘ , , ro See : Sl ES ie, ’ oe 7 7 * PF * - . . P ' DOK Be i OO pete, AG x 8 a / sz ' a : ? + + 4 ~ ' : ; le - ee See eA : ; . ‘ 5 . » ~~ ~¥ ss | j ; . + wo: a . ~ - * “a: ’ . - L? 7 ~ “- UPR oe sae oS: abe i j " , ye 4 2 ,* * Ms yO a Sag | ’ = - bl “ | “Va “pet ary 5 + : | i : ; » oy , ; | ' : A aks “ Ly x a, | ‘ Y « : ‘ ‘ ca ; 5 > _ te ‘ > atv) ° = Sgocbecth ; . Te ) ii. red Serre er “ . Ps . > oe fs - . Neary Ps Sr : rv. ; i ’ : ; 7% 2 ; : , 4 ' ’ 5 i * ’ ~ 1 vee f : : tga eel ” 7 . : ) d ; - : . er “i oF : : J eaull ul UJ wid : : . _. ° “ A ri Th. Seek rs RS Sasi i ‘ + y ' J : Py : st ie 2 ” fé - i} Ry 4 . , " | : x _ “ : ; \ ‘ | ; ‘> \ : ‘ ’ »* ’ , » by a : 7 ” 2 ‘ ry 5 > » c . é ’ \ — >a ’ ig / " ’ , 6 ar | = i ~ - WS 4 2 5 “ ; a 4 ’ ’ a - : ain ' ~ ‘ pte i ' d } : . j : ro 4 | sj ’ 7 d Z ; | ; ad ‘ c+ i. j 4 ' ’ ; _ . —_. Ses ; eereweeeser fF? © @ Ce —_ -—_ = “ im olor Harmpny Wat Tole eal, rate - — 4 Gry Hair Shop Features | Blissey xpeie lege of combatting this may of youthful beauty. ousands of women who ‘din using artificial F}| if y it 7 : lod wr coloring are i } : ) : | AS | oe We Aiming the former glory of [|| | | er ! Th 0 : | : jie naturally — by | | $14.85 aynix. r MAYNIX is not a d | ctatiie / > AQ * ' 3 mae * ye— | | de : ~ eee > ® clean ebsolu | it ; ‘ . ’ j ‘ ; + y ’ eee E ARE especially anxi oY, \\\ ®* : | 1 ah NS the roots of the hai, | especially anxious : om WW Ay) he | ARN PERHAPS you have been ts functions ss nature in [|| if that women who are not | ; | \ » es HG | We) i / wanting a Dress for danc- wei gayine and streaked | as a rule interested in Dresses at | > & Wh Os “Se fia) pe \ ing or party wear. There are ; olor and to im- ' . ke - ' ‘ ‘P ‘ . fr chaaith of hair and scalp. | such a very low price, come down. i \ yn ®, | : "| } as many awaiting you in this sale. Fi ng . . ° ' 2 Ja mes “me. ) . Dainty things in Georgette, chif- Mendati, Uxeriant growth ina ff] | |} they will be both surprised and ‘aa’ LV ee NA acd Ti cme . fon, satin and laces. And then sm hii toning in . ‘i glad they came for we have cremate school, street and afternoon r remarka- , . " it” F- . . tafailing jon but | have been in great demand this | | Ee | iM! AY, | os) fae wear, becomingly fashioned of Gmyniz is offered a i season. | : | ye ba fer ~ — | Re, satin, Canton, charmeen, Poiret as a reliable and ef. | | VBA ED Bia Vili | and hairlines ~ Dealers are | . N ) US ype | Our purpose is to level and | | VY h et ay bos | A np dT perils yee P BCU id | The mod h yeild Graynix pot | consolidate our stocks—that is | o> Wile sl 2) | ial | Pe : e mo meee e ager homey | >i ae the season reflecting in their de- Gmynix now and begin ff] | why Dresses shown at Kline's are , | YY IR 4) : | : | | ! , always in greatest variety and : | if WINK fat : oll = = oor risus Coventee i} — S. ode , GRAYNIX¢e. | | appealingly new. : Mane Mids, | ap - : Wier Zs | alas 2 = awaits you! . Fashion’s Smartest Modes and Colors! Values for Which Kline’s Is Famous SWGrr ees we ars reer artes esas ~ A —— FLCRIDA onone side withadeb- | Gm | effect will be chic and 4 - | + Pa Rot? ale eS : » — : AKE no mistake— Pe : ef eae ee 7 = BQUTTONS, pipings. “COLLAR | | you will reap very 2 | eee — = laces, embroidery, . COATS, $9.50 _ worth-while savings if | ) — tunic effects. even iab ie 4 , ) : PERE Tlivia Coats... aga, | you act upon our sug- *. : ! used to make these psgrain Ribbon. £ tra Size 59.9.5 | gestion to be on hand TTF teed at 7 : Dresses smart and ap- de Luse 5 ee (- | %495 early Wednesday. pealing. ae | Por Coats 1% Price alured in These

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SE ZT atatiels Mack whe aS dd if jNoTning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED oT LOUIS POST: UISFAT ane Daily POST DISPATCH atone ras MUKE Cia Cir inncGntiiienen=ceeeeetit Weel Sweaters, Bbc ai , tmas Gift SENATORS. F ROM | St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store Jumbo, $1.45 . An Ideal Chris 2000 Sweater Bargains N= KARGES SILK HOSIERY | KEY 1012 N. GRAND For Men, Women, Children WES] HOL 6 pQ . THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust St. COMMITTEE POSTS We Give Eagle Stamps »s and Redeem Full Books | for $2.00 in See Our Other Ann Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted ments on Pages 15 ond Political Speculators Think i ( jt ui 1 a oon {i On S? Shifting of Control From = East May Vitally Affect | os JH One TODO. Pte ae Legislation. GAIN Men's 13 Bored Ames Ties Post-Dis; atch Bureau, a nd fiber 20-23 Wyatt Bulldi WASHINGTO acs CC £27 hm OH Oe- . Pry —— aL Zi, | Eee taking its way. The elections put Wednesday—Extraordinary Pre-Holiday Savings in This Sale of iy @ A rich, lustrous black Velvet gould be proud to “give”—37/ to y ) ; : e . E A a r, f irs pian es pat- the East. in the person of tn resi- 4 ©, = } — ? tei, ’ dent and Chairman But ne Ey \ . 7 ~ — HKepublican National Co amit , in © a daytime and evening costumes. BROADW 7 © uOPGAN ST. - J aa \ folks ‘ull possession of the reins, but the own and ft needs. AY i — « “~st has lost contro! of the most » e , y € women ti 4) | $2.50 to $4 Wool F committees. Only one MPS nem rach sittee ch rmanshi as Bod WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STA cajor committee chairmanship was TTB grt ote > tn _ ) Fringed ‘But the Foreign Relations Com- \ es : - : mittee, second in importance to | 4 . . : Teddies s- | Window on : ey @ We doubt if vou were ever offered more exceptional none unless it be Finance, went to ) : . . oe Black Shades Borah of Idaho as successor under | | | choice of smart, new Dresses—models of silk weaves and “ES, $3 Value $3.75 G rad : niority rule to the late Sen- > | attractive woolens. And the assortment is so broad, in- at. a ae 39 seat, Yard. Ion ? aceon ch ipeetts. 4“ . , . . . ° ec amass. . cluding plain tailored and fancy trimmed models of J the death of Colt of a > « : | Excellent all-stik Island transferred the chair- , many kinds, with choice of black and navy Dresses as well ul T Grepe de Chine, in black, migration to the S| as the newer Winter shades. Sizes for women and misses. # white and 40 popular col- for powooy conn on ; sag : : oe. 6° a = pres With choice of 1100 Dresses you should certainly fill «yo éer garments needs. your needs with satisfaction—models of Canton crepe, ? =a — —— Poiret twill, crepe de chine and the very popular hair- : | line-striped weaves. lowa veteran, $2 Lace +. $2 SMOKER Curtains | STANDS ~ . : > ”* ~ bes . S. sy . : _- »* ~ * ~~ + * © » ~ = ~ i Me - ~ e+ - © > * ~ -* . -s* > > se - ~ 4 ; —_ *-« a ae . , : . a - 2 tz” ~ rc ae arr. A . ; «an es Le eee . arnoudus- °o.8 - : %, e ax © : ~ + - “ o : . - . Marci . ~ \ : Norris Can Head Judiciary. FS ) cy: ; ‘ sk e “ J ; : , . ¢ Whereupon Norris of Nebraska : e 4 A | | , : Si =i CS) . iia) Ke (itt re. : ,? J : ; vah..g . . } 7 - ‘ . : " YA , . “s + ; ; ‘y 3 . @ puta : 1 & ’ ’ - ; P . ¢ ’ ’ aD ~ ’ A ‘ » ! 7 sy > _-_ ~* tie Aiedl =: airman os % ~ w= ae sa. 5 XY s4 44 44404 ii”* 2 «a e : ee » 7 i. = rine 6eniority rule ii ne Norris probably will re- ) ty 2 = if | : 2 | j m/ . ig & . “sa c a ® main at the head of - | & | | ya : : my hf } a Boys’ Sample Men's $6 to $8 cece Seek ae ae . ' y a ee in Certtticates Sults and é Lounging A tucky roula be next in line in . | aR | aS > | \ 4 gpg Robes Pia’. A ee | | — LS ps f : ~ ; a —Practical Tokens | @ For giver and recipient our Gift Certificates are ideal; you have them is- sued for any amount you $4.98, $5.98 | 5.98 ! '; ate . r ‘Indi ' ; sae i ; ; | | é : ja “ ; | i ee wish. then those you desire >,” orth of New Yor! HE | | | | , i to “remember” will choose $7.88, $9.88 Saat As for the arduous jo : 7 | i £ | = a their own gifts—anything in this dominant store. ‘= » - - - is the new functionary i Men's $3.00 Slippers Women’s $4.00 Women’s Easy weyers Cummins of Iowa can . os ie f Buy For Gifts From ona ‘ ) lvory-White ee ie \ Low SHOES = Felt Slippers ra he wishes. but he as ta =a An Opportane Offering of Women’s WwW . rosin | awe ~ Ph waar Cette MBs, 90 ator Moses of New Hampshire in omen 's Glove Mah Jong 2 the new Congres } - eco mene | | Beaded Blouses * Sets: ell e > er -_ ; * quish the honor in favor of Sen- What the shifting of the {mpor- , ' ope tant r positions westward por- , ; } eS : f astern inte a . 4 . ye se of much speculation. Fo Jif / = | $4.95 to $ 95 oe. $ ‘ 1s the tariff goes. ie : a? ; $6.95 ues. . @ Excellent wearing quality e' = t c Senato: moot 1 : —_ = chamots-suede fabric in the e : sty! le. with fancy short cuffs. In cs 3 q The tvory-white tlles hare @ Attractive beaded Overblouses of nn eo a Gull finish—eliminating Women’s Gloves the unpleasant glare; tinted ee a de id LX g . heavy quality crepe de chine in the hal VELSCESE team deals out patronage, th | ~ | || most-wanted colers. Splendidly Of extra good quality & . aterm auoteny alansin E belie 1 , . . _: ae in various styles, including gauntess ckeé in 7 tailored and fashioned with dainty long Gloves. $1 and $1.25 ae 7 asnesteus ae touches of handwork and smart -. Tablecloths elles poe € soapiess Mitte Sic ~ . , $2 vale $] 39 rel cuffs. All sizes from 14 to 17. J | linen Dleached damask ufer's, sore boiling hos iw pair... Basement Economy Store hia ‘’>.ectothea for the new ob- water, and in a few minutes your Basement Econemy Stere — tor tables—7O0z88 inches. washing is over. No scap necessarp _ yout sewn ees of Ove Wednesday Is an Opportune Day to Sapply Axmi nster Needs in Cottons, Linens} | seconds $324 j —, $45 Grade. . Very Serviceable | These Groups Are Ad Priced oe : | | ps Are Advantageously Pri bo Aerie 2s ; 7 Dress F Orms Towel Sets Table Sets various decorations s ; Geep pile. Basemest il a $13.50 Value, Special | ; i ; | . A - ia Consisting of two knitted bath tow- All-linen silver bleached Hemstitch- els, one face cloth with shell edge of ed Sets; cloth ts 64x64 inches with pink, blue, hello or gold. in wide blue border. Neatly boxed. with o For “Frosty” ADVERTISEMENT nea: . half dozen napkina $7.50 a 4 wen! =. try Sates Sed Sets; Hea 1-! Tourk- S _ eh lon sm Bom = | r a | ss vi tea : 7 ~— * zt mean tisth 5B : eo 07 wr s* e ty n ae $4 Value, Pair ie $4 Dus ery Ree new ~d ae ‘ — pasate a = es ' pink or:-gold stripes. anal” cui teeta = , ‘ , SG or iavemcer border. @ Extra large7¢x86-inch i ae a ' the - Boxed, Set.... - ; vent suft infammate: das : einai Sch... size, made of cotton, soft And One FREE With Above Purchase : ee lee, one os and warm, inplaids and $1.35 LINOLEUM » 2 RE Goorms, Daly City. Cal. Tablecloths S ial: Table Damask broken effects. Have oom =a w - All pure linen “ogs- Sheet Blankets a 4 & re : .% pwn = 4 4 . t4 ° : = ‘- " ” S pecia! | ted all rheumatic pains. It is all @ ter” white groun All-tinens, full- cs ues ra tan RECORDS fo nea: | "Sen . ) vas ; _r . ‘ tar with al etn co! a Cord o — 7 4 T = r $1.75 val tn y or : a - we ; . emnmeats = , Pees | ‘ oe ~sOTe, . : he > l- ; r ride lam-back cork Mil matement by »- areas wites yor borden. Glathaam otton Sateen; yard. 35¢ enc asso 2m striped berders. Extra 4 t ee ee map 9% Serpentine Crepe. yard... 33c nem. ‘0 Inches wide; large 70x8¢-inch size. BDach..--99% Luis eum. An mn Preectption tad - , aE eye ; , —_ aize- import ex- “hallerge About 599° more ef the BMiftece ppreciated _—* = T-urk's Preecr‘ptien does sot “art t x — and striped de- Records with plentr ef popular eongs, “ tor any > stomach. { does mot depress the heart. preasty tor us. Each. semana ' - heavy v ool Mix ed sacred. comic and operatic selections housewtfe. — ontains ne narcotice salicriate soda. oil Toweling, — $1 98 at $1.00 and $2.90 values. ee wintergreen or narectica but usually re ‘. red border, yd. .22c anu yard In large plaids of bive and en aes A ae ms 1 white. 66x80-inch size. 3 Basement Eceornemy Srtere ans - a and warm. $6 ralue. palr...«+«<«-** ae

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* «ti . . —_ I ———— oe yo eee Na ae, cee, = op it a ? y ' 4 a ‘ * ey ie a a +2 eo" ae eae a ~ ticket Republican, of St. Louis, as : em. | Yous d 50 y are. ? et entitling you to Pp ; , a8 amem- | cents. | — 2 | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | See Our Other Announce- | a 6a surprise package. ber of the State Board of Health. A pertece Emulsion of Creosote; an ene Main Vloor “fA 3 . . ; See Our Other Announce. : a _ Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | ments on Pages 14 and 16. 7 manent Gelery Se eee a ee nen ene Sia " / , ments on Pages 15 | jlican, of St. Louis, who resigned | aa = 15 and 16. ; | from the board early in November. ati, i ! eee ee when elected Coroner of St. Louis. 3 . Appointment of Dr. Stewart w i A You Would Surely Be Pleased With a Dress Pattern of This = | made at the request of Governor. runeanr, R elect Baker. His term will expire LLA Y STO YS) | eh. OX Black Silk Velvet (i | pices, fe'emnce rf Bolivia See, 90.88 | the Missouri Commission for the Extra Size. 89 +t ss Blind, to succeed the, late John _— ° | a —Offered at the Special Price of, Yard............. 3 59 : ; WK | Lyle of Shelbina. The latter ap- | Cloth Coats. ....$4.95 ° \\\ | This Sale of | (A rich, lustrous black Velvet of dress weight—a quality that you [Pee ee eee Fur Coats 1% Price would be proud to “sive” —37 to 4? inches wide and equally smart for without reference to Baker. daytime and evening costumes. Think how you may save here on your 1012 N, Grand own and gift needs. Dr. Stewart is director of hygiene | of the Board of Education, a post | he has held for a number of years. | $2.50 to $4 Wool Fabrics $2.50 Black Silk Charmeuse 0g4 lots and odd lengths of the season's most popular | A 40-inch-wide soft quality Charmeuse—of a de Woolens; plain, striped, plaid and tweed patterns of | black and the popular weight for dresses of nt many colors—all 54 inches wide. types. An unusual opportunity to select Special at, yard at the special price of, yard Crepe de Chine Black Crepes | New Flannels | Printed Crepes $3 Value $ $3.75 Grade ~ | $4.50 Grade $ $2 Value ws — oi , at, Yard. . 2.39 at, Yard.... 2.95 at, Yard.... 3.50 at, Yard.. $1.39 : EST’ Gecelient all-silk plain | Extra heavy, deep black | Al!l-wool Dress Filannels | All-silk 40-inch Georgette | 5 ROS. & CO. i658 Crepe de Chine, in black, | flat Crepe de Chine—-aj/ so wanted for smart /| in printed patterns that Pe , e while and 40 popular col- | fabric on which you will | frocks; 54 inches wide and | are unusually effective; bias The Store of Worth- While Gifts om 40 inches wide and | like to save because it is | in seven very attractive | over 75 b tif . fe: ° sented for outer and un- | Suitable for #0 many / striped patterna Splendid nations of yee ag = Remarkable! And ws Time for Santa Claus! on Credit da garments. needs. choica Third Floor S | f 3 6 () 717 OLIVE STR on ale o () — — Gift Eerifirase For Useful Gifts to Women Consider This Unusual err |= Gift Slipper “Special” ADDLEKICKS F Barr Co.’ Choice $ _ 1 5 A —The New Improved 1924 Model eae ws do Wednesday. . cme a Ales Cre oe /_-& 7 Oji% AN ; ii fo OUR STORE 1A d ” a he WINDOWS =} (itt @ Juliet and Everett styles of Felt Boudoir sg : FOR om. Slippers—with flexible leather soles and rubber aE bac wee as heels; some are trimmed with ribbon or plush qa | SPECIAL LAS ) BARGAINS ON em: es » 4 on Certificates “ap — are various attractive colors. Sizes ro iy $4.50 Value, “. Quilted Satin Slippers ere AAG: Special at.... —Practical Tokens —from Japan are dainty remembrances; in ) OTs LT ee ~~ black, lavender, American Beauty, Copen 5c oay ini and rose. All sizes. Special value at... @ Por giver and recipient Rely % ~~ Sai CASH or our Gift Certificates are Two ay you have them is- Exquisite sued for any amount you _—: x. . : - ood aeryy aT — gg — ‘x » Unassembled, but Easily Put Together 42s Diamond o “remember” will choose ; aZ ‘ their own gifts—anything ’ ri @ Saddilekicks! Just what hundreds of kiddies would love for inthis dominant store. A : Christmas—and here is your opportunity to secure them at an ex- A om wid treme saving because of our special purchase. Saddlekicks are me : | re ol health-giving toys, too; you’ve often seen the youngsters speeding | ’ y For Gifts From These Ivory-White Pe jt — — er Se ey along on them and getting excellent outdoor exercise as well as | . x 4) wears ooh Waite - 7 ponidnteoetl aoMs fun and sport. And now—through this extraordinary offer- | | gs. Very ° men S Gloves Mah Jonge a 5, aa = ing—many more boys and girls may have Saddlekicks for Christ- | ~ J unusual values. mas, so if you have children to “remember,” do not overlook this Sets, Special Serve Christmas Dinner on Gleaming New Dishes! opportunity. Tlyou cAN FILL YOUR ENTIRE LIST OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS etd C : WITHOUT LEAVING OUR STORE, AND HAVE ALL CHARGED IN ue... | A() t 5 D ' ~ t Saddlekicks are strongly constructed, made with black steel ONE ACCOUNT. WE HAVE SOMETHING APPROPRIATE FOR >] 5 O nner eC S frame and an enameled steel saddle—equipped with 10-inch EVERYONE. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE ent wearlng quality of washable rubber-tired disc wheels—the ideal outdoor toy for both boys uede fabric in the desirable aoe NE al > ' and girls. th f sh cuffs. I ll sizes ‘ ——- @ The tvory-white tiles have Special. . Sale Starts at 9 A. M. Wednesday—Profit by It | gar Ww a @4ull finish—eliminating 's Diamond Ring : Basement Galle - . omen §& Glo es the unpleasant glare; tinted ry First 0 lit tra good quality chamols-suede fabric, ee Cllere—One @ Secured in a special purchase, these 100-piece Dinner Sets offer wide selection. ‘== ' ee. 4 Blue-White y mt a — priniant Y 9b - Diamond us styles, including gauntlets end 69¢ a mo ag Goapnete; They are made of American and English semi-porcelain ware and decorated with ‘ ‘ ; attractive gold bands and border patterns. Some have coin gold handles. Sev- Gifts That Are Warm and Serviceable— ae1te4 14% Oves. $1 and $1.25 values...... Main Floor ' Children’s Gloves al eral popular patterns are offered in limited quantities—making carly selection Green Gold with ems, §iené$i3s O O45 . oe inch size. The pair Peet vplegen 4 CAll-linen Breakfast Sets wee as ie @ Round-style Irons, with nickel! Solid White of =. "at ™ \ ai. & colored plaids, neatly AWS WY. plates that require no greasing; make as | Aes awe. * . deloth luster tached nd-bar- hemstitched. Cloth is 58x58 an tea. waffies at the table without smoke, ; ; ° ] inches. Six napkins 16x16 ——““odor or muss! a a Of Exceptional Interest to Christmas Shoppers: PSS, inches to match. . : ae | + SS 2 Swe Tablecloths $7.50 Fiber Ferneries nee EMO) coe orcs Fancy dial . Tablecloths for the new ob- we at ax ay ie at a ? ~e :. . cal ; has 2. + Fa ~? ? 2 SP a Three New Carloads of Linoleum—F eaturing | $1.00 A WEEK | wll tables—70x88 inches. . ° In Thi O5 New wing rectangular Wrist | Watch. Fitted with 16-jevel movement. .«.885 f P f, | C k i. | n is © solid 18-k. White GoM ien-grade | Wateh, Chain and Kaife orga Send —— : wrist | Migin. Case is bigh-grade rin S Or Ino eum Sale at... — 17-J¢ — $55 filled. Guaranteed a6 years. The al- onds of +3 ) AS , $1.10 Value Attractively Designed and Substantially Built SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS : Grade. . V. . | ‘ ? re i : 9 Articles Usted and pric below can also be had at other prices—to salt roar | ery Serviceable ee ere @ With one of these Ferneries the sunroom or solarium may con- req relient quality 9x12 ft. Rugs in masy stantly have the charm and beauty of growing plants! There are Diamond Rings. fancy mountings. $15.00) Jap Sienes eo. Diamond oat. ——gpeenpmetliees wry lieeasat | Hi wer @ Four yards in width, this Lino- and fitted with removable metal lining. You have choice of blue- Dismaer : | | $13.50 Value, Special . leum will cover the average room in gold, French gray, India-ivory and blootan. For “Frosty” Ni hts . foundation with a burlap back— sia ah ad | and printed in tile and block effects = oo “ - - _— oat pao: ft ; = : 54 m6 “ Mesh Rage, Whiting and . ~ a | Rings» Scarf Pine, Bar Pins... 75.00) © ings, 2 Value. Pai 88 me ) || Inlaid | Linoleum EE ES yey J Bein. Baton ee ue, aur... $ . . : m | Ru s 4 © = - —t - v~ >» | Signet Rings, Dian: ‘ndecet...... pk iat Linoleum Linoleu g | 3 ; } mba ag . R = inster ugs Gold clasn long. Special price .......... , $41 TERM TERMS: $1.00 A Wick uirements. All are exceptional value. ; awith | @ ae “sag. ° | ve designs and colors to blend WAS | HA} )racc Forms four styles—and every Fernery is finely woven, substantially made mond, Solitaire Cluster : : DI one piece. It is made on a cork ria Birth & : 5.00 Fancy Stone-«set 7 Bl k ts | | | of blue, gray and green. : 3 | tac © % £ | Ap a Sse Diankets © \ POO eis aan ae Et Ry Wester estas “iat Orbs large 70x80-inch | Full-at 3 @ Full-size Dress bi as Value, Sq. Yd., $2.25 Value, Sq. Yd., $1 7.50 Value at 4 ? VY Call or write for Catalog 906. Phone Bell. Main 97 or 1086, aod salesman will call. ue of cotton, soft Form &, covered 1» Iinplaids and . with black jersey . . sh: bob wt | effects. Have overcast ends and equipped with $ | $12 3] 2.10 Pe a ae Sheet Blankets , many convenient el == == ELC Gescee, ae Re POLL a i Values in gray or tan with fancy : adjustments; indis- Sade of genuine heater ; , ss atTE UUs aee aaae ; . . borders. Extra $1.45 pensable for thone The new marble effects sueavy ogy na gor Linoleum ta & ~ a | - who make apparel in block and tile pat- of highest complete assortment of 3 mo E> Ss 4 cs el Ox80-inch size. Each 3 at home. terns—colored Diack. of blue, black, gray and | patterns. Massy to clean ) | Fifth Floor ItThe Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 OLIVE STREET ; een, black, | of blue, black, gray and | inde Wool-Mixed Blankets 4 pieck Sixth sliver and tan. Wide pitver. For store or lies flat on the floor. » plaids of blue and white an ” | oor choice. ome. ite. 66x80-inch size. Soft $4 » > r ——————————————————————————————eeeeeese 7 ow $6 value, pair......-+-++ Basemen t Econom?) oy >

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a : ae re OE | : COMBINED roEsDA} =a . , The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the a one a he eR IE 2 ee ee RS. "Editorial Page - _ ae -_ EO - + -_—_—— _ awe ——— ee — ; Daily ‘Cartoon : Dominant Christmas Store re St. Louis Frame Your Photogras “Peck’s Bad Bov” | ; WO ¥ : m ) J And Give It for Christm, 1 PART T a ee, RN / @ Bring your picture here ga aioeal | ‘é ars? Y Bah | Re aunty, testified that in| cam — pare A i Street, afternoon and evening models of Canton Crepe, Frost iene co's, mutes enya > . ys ° 2 sit . . . - oh, ag > y ¢t ' s . “ ee ae ee Tidith..0n wedll-an HS yA Crepe, Georgette, Crepe Satin, Twill Fabrics and Twill-back~ > (me. .cs30a by james. Ferguson, | toward group with separate-starched collars to match. 4a WHE re | Velvets in the colors most popular this season, Peeeepet was prevented from voting | mee 1922 Democratic primary elec-| _ ns ; on inn on that ground. a ' @eibert declared 174 voters in today In > ba ar ?* 2. ~~ ee we - a ee oe section were denied the right | Peru, for ; yours $75 to $125 Evening Frocks and Gowng cated itn ve med | a toaled with five men, tomo bile, bem ‘ ’ "e ~ or itne cen sed with six-snhooters, irove Sizes Are 14 to 17 and There Are All Sleeve Lengths ‘ ~Y . P . . e. oye as Pullover Sweaters Artificial Silk Hose R 99 | \_ —In the Costume Room—Remarkable Choice at...... Pe... oe polling piaces during the|ence, It $5 to $6.50 % 32 . Offered A ee Fashionably distinctive models appropriate for dinner. formal, informal 4 | “ ge meets a —_" pe — ° ; : - : - : - . . , . Y (3 ower, acecorceing ww - “it? ~¢ Values at.... the Pair.... ig evening occasions as Ww ell as street and afternoon wear—of Georgette, | iP coctered he would keep all . Pt: Sweaters of pure wool or wool- hal nd @ on : : | Canton, crepe satin, velvet, chiffon and metallic cloth. A selection that w) pe@emerican Party members from —— rs of pure woo! wool Se ee Mair Hem, % . Seeneh many will welcome in time for Christmas festivities = on a se in the 1922 primary. Sel-| This B ; kaon ties a ee en a ee : — said Bowers knew the Ameri- | ™ost imp cig sweaters w Ete. eels and toes are reinforced—and there — Party members would not vote all those oo Main Fleer _— »- Mayfield. Members of the/|the Ame ae jan, he testified, “had charge of} last, as +. ; B.FIpes ei.c Sccond Floor : — = * ballot boxes in the County.” | to drive 7 : pe SS els, counsel for Peddy. victory of Tots’ Warm Handmade Kapok Infants’ Silk | 7 Bey CA large and varied collection that affords GRIMM 00 “ick: in tront of the Judar, Geave Gowns Dresses Pillows Caps 1 My, 40° FB y dinary gift choice—and the Bags are the kinds most# }that I had a witness in case | i o | ed this season by women and misses. There are hing came up.” | t eth | eee popular leathers in black and colors—every Bagie@ Pee ee Pome. ote v= H ie: a oS iceably made and in every way you will find thisaam™ oe owen tn ele White and 7} " ° . . | \ll-wool outfits of sweater sacque, / fo These outdoor garments are made cap and bootees: in link-and-link A ~- : “a with hood, lined with white cotton stvle—white with pink or blue /{.\° ~&: flannelette and trimmed i with embroidered rosebuds. Infants’ pink or blue satin ribbon binding. $3.50 and $3.95 Values : | —of White Ripple Eiderdown WAG Writ ed settied in the first primary.| lay three S . ! = ‘ a) ~ , \ eid not the gun display wag = FE wey General = $ Y \" Pf S 5 : | ony McLean of counsel for Mayfield of Amb at JO — , $3.95 Valae . hy se ed. Seibert replied that ther?i+ten from © ¢.%,¢ 6 Rf ; Site RRR ieee SS 7, Ps considerable interest in (the /¢estivitic - } ‘a | (gece for office of Sheriff, and that The t ‘ ie exceptional offering. Toeeeeimary elections snould be con- y “Tze eS ee ered in connection with the ) a of carriage flesh Caps ’ Bai aes > ring on the validity of his, Choose Practical Gowns for tots of 1 to ¢ nt ‘ae Fe : . ; ail ee ‘ button-front style in| batiste Froci bec No ee ee eee _monnets of crepe 5 . | te ie t he Senate. Dink or blue’ seriped | Datiste, Frocks | made —covered with pink or | de chine or poplin, witn | WW = Choice of 50 Styles ae ee Oe ee and nana . (to march ° papi x a ‘ Limy Lud ry Tr cere . * a ee | | : Qntl-klan organization. Cuzco W ednesday oaths administered to keep) P being stolen by the shotgun | his line | Ther ) er . . ve m — " : “+ * . / j - 2... = - dite 4 . ‘ The pleasure of lounging is enhanced by one of these Guetet ans |moct secteninis Genel —= En - ~/ tT | : | | ' | . bers oo erica had got 59% of fa to 2235 | , Special Set’ Gna dana . | ' . Mmiod and ballot-juggling. ' ag Smoking Jackets or House Coats. They are made of . ve One of these bodice-top costume | Select Boys’ Christmas Gifts From This V Worth-W anti-klan . supervisor, at the | vanced fleecy wool fabrics or rich silks—and tailored in the 1 OSe , ps of ery ’ > Rik, j . 7 ~~ *. a ie | a : > Vee | lace he ° a | peer _. ; = . | ae from the polls, of Rema 0° S W omen’s Gift a se 8 Jehn HH. Mauer, merchant of | do bot te excellent black, navy or | a Maries. He said armed §lans- | hie. re ke hung about the polls or ced , hostile own glove silk; pleated . treets and that many voters} other best manner. With braided edges, cord loops—offered : reertete « . : a , 1 and ruffled | 4 99 ee in all sizes for men and young men. gag ge Fagg eng | QO | , he east. $1.35 and $1.50 Values | Hemstitched Vests OUuUSe zed as to whether they had | tee = ; : > a Americ: rty. ticket, which € ' 4 ba . gr. ve Silk: “Surety” an ? a e an pa y an Pa K | {f. while others were’) feund fe ‘ . C ‘ Q Ps =n . ’ other excellent makes—all mf ae Quality Tuxedo Suits air a at mane bodice | 2530 Blouses in « Wide andl interesting Asta road. A and as aize le >| : , m shades ~ He told the committee that in | the Te te nd sizes 36 ¢ de | » | Special valu : SS ‘ng the ballots the judges|on the to | | +4 2 call nothing but the klan ts ree | ° $1.25 F 1.65 Ms and that the same ballots cut the | , Oo $ . ys | $2 to $2.50 e : called over and over again,| _ Sucre Correctly stvied, custom-tailored. silk-lined dinner Values at..... Values at = *® his protesta, he said, the opes Suits from “Society Brand,” “Fruhauf.” “Kirschbaum” eh 4 tet Srimary, he alt, Shere tactics were repeated only a side of and other well-known makers. A e¢ te Tr: Ne . , ’ ° oe ge Mw t} : rst aT il — 2 —— : ¢ E xcep ti onal = I f t or e ~*~ = tb mere roughly. the in ing the most unusual values. Ruleins ‘tn ‘th hank ee lT ) CQ ’ sive Mcnsie—ainiy “of ema . nth pere cae MOM i . in these OUUL my | poppin, 840 Blouses of importéd English Beem aire : cotton pongee, corde: d fi -stri - - lienry Scott lection breast . | pairs of full-fashi { | : e ted and fiber-stripe ma or two-ply qualiit ercerized y Scott as an election > >. . | ~ onec . ' q . y m r r ’ “a = : dras and Oxford cloth T : : = . - ‘+ whor aid bh | Men 5 Knit Vests Men s Raincoats |} pure Silk Hose; of chif- $5.95 and $6.95 Values Lope ? oth. mn stripes, checks white, tan and bive. Every Blouse® Se henices witteader endnaamaltaaiiedl | and .piain shades of white. tan and blue. tallored and careful! ed. $4.75 to $10 $17 to $36.50 fon or light weight—all Sizes 6 to 16—but not in every style. 16—but not in mai ene t nome ey _ Oe et ee Im @ large assortment of new- Men's Gabardine Raincoats. with lisle tops and soles: 3 moe mat this. Eos ane) Set patterns and colerings. Ex- well tailered im the most ap- ack ; 7 & - Rg Baia noe , . cellent for gifts. proved styles for present Abn in black and a dozen fa- Special = 5 -—. Ce ee te Ballors —s 2 eet vored colors. All sizes ° | Y : 4 resornes. "at Other P Wednesday PS ~~ =i Ser testified that there were| the * « ED 4 - _ nt - er Practical Gifts “Surety” nae - egg Sees es, ) : : poutie of mattinted boftote mang Tuxedo or Full Dress Vests ..... $4.75 to $18.50 = . ose : ie : Sy “ AN "id. in pushing ballots inte the’ The Alligator College Slickers ae . 77 —Here Exclusively Sy, | 4 i. I - rae: \\ =~ \ Ofien used a pencil and some- ¢hird of Golf Vests of suede leather. F $14.50 to $19.50 € Soft cotton crepe Kimonos in floral pattern = | a \"es,” \\\ a Dunched heles inte the bal-| cumge rhe ideal Christmas Hosierv— with inserts of =— , ’ + ) ) , Such | Wool Tweed Golf Knickers $5 to $9 50 aiways full fashioned: in vari- eer te - es «ts md wer “get a : Mite esac ex &% ) . . 1 | | fy j \ . "terete a Fa pagent re ne . Sheep-lined Moleskin or Corduroy Coats $9.75 to $19 50 ous weirhts: black and ail eol- sina Ses = eae ne ; a : es , al “ porde: all- ‘ fe & Ls ." said ; , “att 4 ' Cc > dian - : r cl ie garme | bright color nid Gi sei \ | - the judges picked no’ Valdes Mackinaw oats, in fancy colors $8.50 to $18 50 ores favored for Miia ly Ss coOse- hat ing long sleeves - — d | \ : thar ballots tn ther | “Burberry’’ English Ulsters | $55 to $125 aon. ie f | | | a es teain 8 - > eo. . 0 | iy : . lin, Raccoon Fur Coats, for col! men Onl a ) i. Lewis of Lyons, Tex. also) Maj. ege , .... $2385 siete y 300 os in this unusual pre- tiene. ales am ‘eatinian Ge Lien Christmas offering: . , Fe fee! a Secend Fleer S; many colorings. y me ( . - Thire ! ee Mn wot, ballot Dex being | But t , : rmed men. iat | Practical Remembrances from France—

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e Your Photograph i Gwe It for Christmas ng your picture here—anq fit > one of the charming Frame i. There are all styles, finishes S ranging in price from $1.50 Sixth Floor —— — tally Priced reSS ming Models Sizes 4 to 44 of course — and we endid saving—therefore Dress is in a smart Win. is extremely varied and ordinarily obtainable ton Crepe, Frost and Twill-back sand Gowns al, informal] Georgette, ection that Fourth Fleer Purchase of 3000 nd Bags Selection—Special at ection that affords extraor- Bags are the kinds most want- and misses. There are many and colors—every Bag is serv- Way you will find this a most f 50 Styles Bottom Lock ope nds Equally Popular Vanity Swagger Strap Styles Main Fleer Very Worth-While use Sale Assortment By Ee: ages of importéd English broadcloth Ply quality mercerized poplin and blue. Every Blouse is well and carefully finished. Sizes 6 t Min each style. accond ricer Daily **Carto ERR BERS aera OO? es AI Lk ee. a a 7 _ POS RE ELIE es OR i RR = F NATIONS JOIN OIGUN RULE IN 5 PRIMARY ee at Hearing of d Contest pers Suva“ TICK. MUTILATED gy ELECTION JUDGES — ards Threatening “Wet and Tar” Punish- ment Introduced in Evi- dence—Oaths Cited. 9.—More WASHINGTON, Dec. of intimidation by the Ku sex Kian in connection with the Jnation of Senator Mayfield of » were recited today at the ng ef the contest for his 7 wht by George BE. B. Peddy. jonh C. Seibert of Deaville. reson County, testified that in he voted the American Party + headed by James Ferguson, ° — * Ses \ i? Say fallot Boxes Were Stolen, .. ... .... Pershing Leads U. S. Delegation at Commem- Se PERU IN - CELEBRATING VICTORY FOR FREEDOM 100 YEARS ACO ST. LOUIS, TCE ———— ” rr Se = — . LEAGUE COUN Adventures 0 — -_ - A —— oration of Fight at Aya-Cucho, Where Spain Made Last Stand. -_ -_ ated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. $.—Presi- ident Coolidge took occasion on the centennial observance today of Pe- iruvian ideclared, because of was prevented from voting in | , . ~ +} ti« Bolivi ho i . Ecuador, } and in the victory of Ayacu freedom of Peru was won. In the present ceremonies, heroic etatue of Sucre, marshal of the patriot forces at Ayacucho, will a lbe unveiled, and at its base the “When the hot fight for Sheriff representatives of Venezuela are to settled in inotthe gun display cease?’ W. Mclean of counsel for Mayfield ed. Seibert replied that ther» considerable interest in the for office of Sheriff, and that was fairly settied in the primary. Had to Vote for Mayfield. id vou vote for Mr. Mayfield te 1922 election because you ht you had to?” csked L&ather es, counse)] for Peddy. "Te sir.’ Seibert replied. “Ani well . right in front of the Judge , bravery, and an {irresistible tat I had a witness in case hing came up.” The Peddy from the forces yesterday Senate Committee Blections a ruling that the imary elections should be con- in connection with thie nm on the validity of i a seat in the MS tuling was made in the face j Pretesis by the Mayfield attor- The ruling was announced Senator Spencer of Missouri, mid it was not final. The evidence submitted in- Placards alleged to have posted in the public places by Klan, prescribing a code of mt under threat of punish- by means of the wet rope and fr. One of the warnings in- inthese placards was “if you to the American party . The American party was Mmit-klan organization. . told of the proscrip- ® @tths administered to keep 4 of the American par from his * thw ote oe being stolen by the shotgun | his line of retreat i and ballot-juggling. mm HH. Mauer, merchant of fille, Burleson County, was Mtti-klan supervisor, at the ies. He said armed lans- hung about the polls or paced Sreets and that mhged as to the Ameri m= off, many voters thev had ticket, were whether in while Vc , ’ part) others told the committee that in —™2g the ballots Cajl nothing but the klan and that the samme ballots Called over and over again, his protesta, he said, the TUn-off primary, he said, the tactics were repeated only a More rough), CTOsS-exarnination, ™ Henry Scott as whom re- ballots Wiihout counting them added he did not take for- PSction against this Hi MO know what names were Hts refolded. testified tha‘ & bhumber of mu first primary. The In Pushing ballots into the Used a pencil and some- ™ Pinched holes into the hal- . Buch ballots. he added, were med. So far as he knew, Said, the judges picked no in pushing them Miauer an election he Riidi he Sa WwW 8a) d there were "2. also an antikian ev- t0ld of a ballot box being | Rut the by “flmed men. tiluted ballots! judges, | Senate. ; | -rations. ; the judges): -. lin, were routed ay , | Sireaii, aud tue ito march in the forlorn the first primary, | lay three crowns of beaten gold. General Pershing, with the rank of Ambassador, the delega- tion from the United St festivities. The battle itself is regarded by hnical gen bila Gi ho heads = ates at ie military men as a te General Miller, an E: led the patriot cavalr: memoirs, ““‘The battle was the most brilliant ever fought in Hispano America. It was not victory of mere chance, but the result of the most determined onset the iwzlishman W said in his of Ayacucho a conceived and executed at proper moment. A description of eminent English historian By SIR CLEMENTS R. MARKHAM CUZCO stronghold (¢ of Spanish power in South America; and from the ’ of the Incas, the Viceroy was about hope of re- Fighting the fight follows by an was the last — ty O1igd City covering the lost colony. ‘In a bad cause, and with no bright anticipations, the royalists opened the campaign with feelings of de- epondency which they could not overcome. It soon, however, be- 'eame evident that the Viceroy in- tended to commence offensive op- On the 6th of November the patriot army was at Lambrama about 20 miles south of Abancay, when intelligence was received that the Viceroy, in great force, had left Cuzco‘and was marching, by way of Abancay, to Guamangsa,. which place he reached on the 16th. He ty | had got between Sucre and his base the polls, of ballot-} of operations, and could intercept coast. There was nothing left for Sucre to do but to follow the Spanish army. la Serna turned around and ad- vanced from Guamanga meet him. THe advance guards of hostile forces encountered other on the heights of Bon 1o the east the liver Pampas, which flows at the bottom ofa pro found ravine cutting the lin of road. A ewinging rope bridge spans the gorge. After a sharp encounter, n the 20th of November, the royal- ists retreated across the river and to the Lo eelene of cut the bridge. Sucre was in great anxiety to re- open his communication with the coast. He led his troops down the side of the declivitous ravine. and ‘he infantry waded across the River Pampas at place where it was Lreast deep. The passage occupied 2 whole day, but only two were lost. Qn the 30th ths encamped on malarious bank Next day they climbed the vestern for thousands of feet. and encamped Matara on the plateau, 25 mites frem Gua- manga. Major Duckbury Killed. resumed while (‘orpa- “a lives ymatriots acl as the river ascent at The retreat was on the ird of December and, filing valley huayecu, the patriots were briskly attacked by a division under Cer. Valdez. The Colombian les commanded by Col. Sands of lub- and dispersed: an I-nglishman, men were killed. had crossed nar attempt of ihe de- into the of DPuckbury. about 200 rest Mai. and ! ' ; jrepulsed. Sucre _——- alists to follow up their Success Was ! continued his march to Tambo-Cangallo, -0 miles south of Guamanga. The two marching near each allel lines. and ragged encamped Wuinua « The village feet above within a famous batt! which The range dorkunka neck’’) armies were other on Sucre crossed the deep ravine of Acroco, and around the Sixth of now Village of of December Quinua is 11.60: the level of the sea. and of a lle of the field Ayacucho. ratner higher ground called nm ihe quarter is on (“on- ‘“Condor’s very precipitous. and from the ] plain “+s down toward Quinua overed vith bruehe ; i= LLi@ > e profound Im tun-huayc- gently , Uiar ravine pendi cu, and on the north by the rt ; . 7 Sioping depression of Venda-mayu animously reso! through whjch runs a little stream bordered by aider and molle trees This about J . . . } Streanilet, after and separate a course of makes S Wuin- In a { Venda- mountains AYN west, a Sharp urn from the sa] ner ‘> a U cor. r) nere neo » 1] ‘ may ij aADTp.}O* (‘go \dor-k rr) } 7 Vv ied i ry » nDere 5 0 Inca upanqul routed t Some he Pocras The Countersign. Sucre was a young Gen. 21 but Wit paigninge , ss ros exponen) (in ee so4 i5 marks the When suci (,en. dawned rder of mornin rine ] Gen. battle CGamarra chief staff, and Col. Ramon Castilla was Adjutant-Genera! The bian division of Gen. posted on the right @ I his Vas his of (“olom- Va Was Hatun . 77% / ; ") , : . ov? 12a u : sian i oh il Miller, was in the center. atriotes had one fieldpiece—a four-pounder. The number of was 5780. of whom 4500*were Colombians, 1200 Peruvians and §0 Argentines. The Viceroy had his encampment on the steep ascent among bushes. La Serna’s rank had nized by tl} Spanish in spite of first appoin 7 ‘ ~ * s ace inder Gen. rr The i. tota! men been recog- Government. irregularity of his tment, and Ke had been of the Andes He ion Villalobos on Monet ft o} (Count divis ‘a7 ) » 4 . British and ail account agree that posiponeme.} entire!y ‘+ av Austen Chamberlain, retary for Foreign Affairs, assured the counci] thg' t was mer a question «¢ The eour Dect ef : . - he British regue3*t ,oris c nier briand of Fr: e and ex-Premier Salandra of taly laid emphasis the state- ment that it was impossible to get on without the collaboration Great Britain in such a vital prob- lem. Wi Dr. reign Minister, the genius of the protocol at the Geneva assem- bly agreed concur in the British wishes. imberlain Forme! Pren ani oT) th | session. thev to it was {n- erate the dis- Secretary. Ch » dicated, hopes to accel of ft (,overnment dominions so up discussion of he protocol at the March meeting, when the preliminaries of the con- ference for the reduction of arma- o which the protocol ig in- home a the CUSSiONS ne With tnose o as to be ready to take > ments, t tended to lead, also will be consid- | detail. Wants More Time. M. Briand the !mpor- tance of expediting the protocol as much as possible. (“harn be ered in stressed rlain the f,overn- taking English ifficient tir again saidthe new ise] nad not had s« ‘ rie’ i.a onsider a document “of such lie erely wanted pro- a _ Pa | 5 > od , . allel : ound importance. again in- he n more . : " . aq : ided if vy ry . speakin d aq FO “I am whole tru truth.’”’ At the suggestion of Briand the council decided not to take up the Suject of the protocol at the pub- lic session this forenoon as previ- ously planned, but this afternoon at 4 oclock when the public dec- larations were be made reaf- t "Ty '* “yr . — decisions. the truth, nothing but the the +> —* hd af) to LitTlz the reached A kation Press: “The entire ss + hy ‘ the , ~4hQh | privately mer her o,f *} . 7 ~ . . le Japanese dele- Said as the Associated , ?, ¥ " : ntiment expressed way 1¢ future of the proto- disarmament was retardation in no influences t} Col This iy desirable, would be unfortunate. Japan, if or is eminent for especially in spread that dead.”’ . »- iA ¢ , t af)’ i ci the protocol was "ior r ‘7 . ye ae a - 4 Vigoro sly proclaimed confidence note nt force for Urmnal in the league as a ppiness e at the meet yesterda’ hirtyv-second Session of This insistence eagues usefulness edly occasioned request for postponement sideration of the question of the Geneva peace protocol and of ar- rangements a conference on disarmament, and by t ensuing mpression ine tne coun of the league on the undoubt- Britain's of con- new was by Great for iif qguar- cold ‘or . ~~ ss t ‘ Wins to the Au retary 70! + Sie! he to went f his w suc} »s what (‘ab- OUL O ay impression. He inconvenience ti t and Parlii Rome, but eaid and tion ine nag come (,overnment the opposi- “ue? ihe the ; +} .*) r¢€ people, ai eve! favored ill wished to sho reapes 7 league, of value leon leagur hopes PHnLeriail future success. Signor Salandra. for Afrance Melio-Franco of president of the counc! empha- sized the increasingly important role the league is filling as a mech- e Conutinucd on Page 28. their rT tin t seTise i) ACTiIeEY et ned Italy, and . a ’ , Brazil. as Country Ascribes to World Organ- A ne wet - } -ithey are Of iforth between the mountain walls, and Benes, Czecho-Slo- | ‘to light th time. the storm, fing the arrival of | Birds.’ 'even joined in the discussions. | it | iawey. i fired. i even wf LEAVE THE MAINLAND After Waiting in Vain for Three Through Major Martin, Planes Drive Whistling ‘Willie Waws’ | From Chignik to Dutch Harbor. By LOWELL THOMAS. (Copyright by the Chicago Tribune Newspapere Syndicate and the McClure Newspapers Syndicate.) FTER the forced landing of the Seattle at Portage Bay and while Martin and Harvey were ,overhauling their plane and fight ing with the “‘Willle Waws,”’ »ther members the flight living in the cannery bunkhouse | Chignik They epent he- tween the emergency radio station, itheir planes, and sitting around the isheet iron stove in the light of Wel Ol tneir time fishermen Chignik is region where the world Kodiak nearly spin yarns. in the heart of the the largest bears in are found — the gian? brown that weighs stronger than exception bear and wild animal with the the African The a ton is any of elephant of € of and a It is horseshoe town nothing but few dozen uated on hignik two canneries native huts. the ehore of a CONSIStS sit- 'Shaped bay, at the foot of moun- tains that look like sheer walls of of the sea. There any of these coated with Planes Scare Natives. “Before lanienge, l over th Smith is not peaks and ice. a tree on we circled f village,”’ “Afterwards had aroun: says Lowell learned that we the natives been nearly frightened out of their par- kas and muckluks. As we flew up the harbor the roar of our engines reverberated back and the women and children ran indoors crying. They were sure that strange monsters had been sent from heaven to destroy them “In addition to a hundred tives, the inhabitants some 290 men who spend the spring getting SUlrnmer ru na- only were ne canneries ready for the n These are the men whom Rex Beach has told about in “The Horde.”” They Americans, Russians and Swedes, and the leading citizens are the superintendent, Jim Osborne, and his wife. “That first night we sent Jack and Ogden out to hang lanterns on plames so that would be sure to see them from the shore in case a ‘willie-waw’ tore them adrift. But afterthey had reached planes ound t the that it was Impossible Silver are the they f hie wind so high ‘> Fe , e® ianterns, sO ey ree- to the shore and hammered of a native hut turned at the door Celebrate “Thunder Birds” Coming) “When they got inside and out of they found a dozen more Aleuts dancing and celebrat- our ‘Thunder Hank stayed quite a while watching them, and dancing. We thought they were still out in the harbor, and after they had been gone for an hour or more we were afraid they capsized, because up to that had yet become very proficient boatmen. In alarm an up and the beach blowing our police until we finally discovered them at the native souree. Jack and had time they not down whistles, we r% ‘We carried w his- tles around the world with us, in order signal between planes when not in the air and when engines were running if some hapt and Vi these police Lo no”? stance, one he out , . acnaore re ma piane ‘ould sig: by ia} to send a beat e twice part of our stay time we spent old ‘sourdoughs’ us ‘chechakoes.’ “but the bes! Chignik was the listening to the tell bear stories to One old bear fighter called ‘Dad’ had passed his three score and ten, and said, ‘I’ve the hang of it now, and can do it again.” His beard was so long that he stuck it inside his shirt to get it out of the way. lie rowing a boat up one of the fjords of Kodiak Island Fia tld said that he out was some grow }- Looking brown when he heard ing and splu , » nis snouiaer ttering OV ©! he saw a huge right his Reaching over, he grabbed the bear by the ears, bear towed him and his but hav- ing no gun along morning, before they reached beach he ‘ny fur the | ce bear swim beside boat and the boat ashore, that the and decided bear row on home Aion: t . camp he bear followed reached into hee cabin and su“ “But t and he ing ifie. when lbush mis | door he log not many Taking careful aim. But his amazement, hear’s head appeared again. Taking more careful aim. he pulled r and to his consternation trigge! byersy h. t was dark e grabbed when fe got to the a bear's head above a yards he to the the a | , wee . . ' flickering ol] lamp listening to the | ‘and scaled are from the watchman | or | the. uf Mf ee f Round-World Flyers Mf GENEVA PROTOCOL WE 7 AND COLD, FLYERS Planes moored at the edge of Alaskan mountains. up came a bear’s head oncé more. , thinking | Nine times in all he fired, that his aim must be completely off. ** ‘Next niave a were nine that log.’ Climb Mountains for bxercise. out ‘tnere behind I went load, morning when , , , Lo iOOK. said bears lying dead waiting for clear weather, severai vf us did a little mountain climbing the cliffs of rock and ice for about 4000 feet. highest point we reached we could look toward mountains where Maj. Martin and Sergt. Har- VNandered many ashed into J , oft the for erwards the yey aft qd when : «+ ¢ I Sepeacttie cc! ays wh : a peak. “Smiling scribes the looked by the time they got to Chignik: “A strong constitution and plenty of heavy woolen clothes what one needs up here in Alaska,”” wrote Jack. “You ought to gee Us now. With our Alaskan packboots all greasy with neats- foot oll, our thick woolen socks sticking out over the tops of corduroy shirts, sweaters and and flving we are certainly with the nappy way we looked in our ‘pink breeches’ the day we had our pho- tos taken with a ard the plane a ready ing and and ' videntliy the major and have been with the bay than we God knows cain at thers Harvey trouble at Portage and enougn Harbor a will be than erh moore uD had haves this place. is main supply much better Chignik pignes, the Boston having ‘willie-waws have here, they raised Dutch base and it it there we at Dpe- ul in irs to Wa cause install a nev and make ‘A radio friends oO, the Cat from up harbors are filled think in us our with in with if navy - the the news that | the Kurile isiands that do not will be possible for us to get through there. Well. we'll go if have to put the planes on skis ice and thev “ue and slide across “Shiver and Shake” to Duteh Har- Der. — was a atiff Chignik ! and ’ the por to release the planes from the waves dashed over were soaked through aithough weatlie! there “Next day ris were fine, vind wor biowing across “r- in lying across roone buo, > ve (new and 118 So we did not sing but shiver and | that down whole flight hHiarbor. orl shake to Dutch | had “In between snow squalls, while | | would world flyers | these | | playing, to look up at us, does | |'Sometimes we would strike an up- “FP boy, what a time we had getting out of that bay. The ‘willie- waws’ came whistling down the just we were wi And being in between struck vallevs as nin mountains, we sorm6e awfully rough bumps in the They the worst jolts leaving Seattle. air were since First water, then as soon as we get righted the other |would dip. Give “Willies” the Slip. “The old wheels was fairly spin- zg in both directions and the ler bar swinging from side to keep her right side up. Thanks for good engine, good controls, and good pilot, would have crashed. But after fly- ‘ing for a few minutes we got ‘around the corner and gave the playful ‘willie’ the slip. “After reaving Chignik we re- peated most of the experiences of our last few flights, going around ‘or under or over snow squalls, looking down on rocky islands, and If went down around Castle Rock and over Cape Ikti, the dis- tance would about 49 ‘whereas by going up through Chignik lagoon and over a /portage, into Kuiukta, the distance would be only half that. Smith was leading on this hop and took ius by the short cut. Maj. Martin, |by the way, was trying to do the |'same thing when he missed the lagoon in the snow etorm and col- ‘lided with the mountain. “It was on this jump to Dutch Hlarbor that we really left the matin- the From the! nin rudd wicl to a a we be or we! ee | getting | we've | ’ ’ one wing would go down just off | one | j $14,500 FEDERAL TAX REFUND 10 oI. LOUIS FIRM B. Harris Wool Co. Gets Back Part of Payments Said to Have Been Made in 1917, 1918 and 1919. ANOTHER CONCERN HERE GETS $120,400 Additional List of Those Receiving Refunds of More Than $1000 During Year Announced. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-—-The B. Harris Wool Co., Second and Wal- nut streets, St. Louis, received Fed- eral tax refunds amounting to $154,569.37 last year, according to the report of the Internal Revenue Bureau to the House Ways and Means Committee. Another large St. Louis benefac- tor was Smith Moore & Co., brok- ers. 509 Olive street, who received $120,442.80. No explanation accompanied the report, but it was sald at the com- mittee that these refunds repre- sented payments the Internal Rev- enue Bureau had made during the year on 1921, 1922 and 1923 tax returns. Many persons and cor- porations were listed several times in the chaotic report and the re- funds ranged from almost $2,000,- 000 to 1 cent In manv inetances it was noted that no refunds were | made. | | miles, | 10-mile | ‘and of North America for the first | time when we crossed Isanotsk! | strait from the southern tip of the4 Alaskan peninsula to Unimak Istand. The only difference we no- ticed im the courtry down here was Other St. Louis Refunds. A list of St. Louisans, in addition to those published in the Post-Dis- patch yesterday and Sunday, whe received refunds of mbre than $1000 during the year, follows: Carondelet Foundry Co., 4101 South Kingshighway, $14,342.78. Color Print Label Co., 125 South Eighth street, $1165.32. C. E. Schaff, 1606 Railway Dx- change Bullding, $6193.78. Tower Grove Foundry -Co., 4436 Hunt avenue, $2536.98. General Storage Battery Co., 2006 Locust street, $1820.53. International Bank, $8473.64. Mrs. Carrie L. Jones, $2812.26. Langenberg Bros. Grain Co., $19,- 320.99. Howard Balley. boulevard, $2772.69. W. L. Wimmer, avenue, $1640.72. Robert 8S. Brookings, 6510 Elien- wood avenue, $2039.74. Carleton Dry Goods Co., $1725.74. Old St. Louls Laundry Co., 140 Victor street, $1464.86. Seventeenth Street 4944 Lindell 5634 Bartmer Realty Co.,, Advertising Building, $1804.33. that we passed many volcanoes and | ‘islands where there was not quite so much snow. The region looked leven more barren and desolate than | ever. Whales Frolic as Fiyers Paas. “Flying over Cold Lay we passed a school frolicking in the water. of whales spouting and | They never | *Urance Co., $1185.50. ‘even stopped their water polo, or | whatever it On Uni- mak Island a flock of mountain goats were bounding over the rocks is we roared by just a few hundred feet above them After that we was that they were | saw no living thing until we arrived | at Dutch Harbor, although we hita. lot of squalls that tossed us about. air that would thousand feet. into a of for we would run current Us Up again ward throw then — a | | ; : ' downward current and drop five or | eix hundred feet as though we had fallen in the aky. All addition bucking from 30 to 32; into a hole felis was in to i“ v mlles an held us down to an . rc > ‘ , iwind of whnich mil | AP! only os Dutch Harbor Tired.” “It was 6:05 p. m. down Unalaska Bay Harbor and tramp steamer and the United States coast guard cutter Halda. In seven hours and 26 minutes we had flown 390 miles. Dog tired. scpping wet from our ducking at Chignik. chattering with coid, dls- egreeable and hungry. we climbed Lboard the Halida after securing the of our aerial chargers to the stllow buoys. “The officers of the iar coast guard cutter gave us @ chance to get warm and clean wp. and then ushered us into the dining “Dog when we fiew into Dutch only itt idles million-dol- e8 }oor! Thankegiving dinne: cranberry sauce, sweet po- delicious salad. and too other delicacies te mention Juet think of a feed like that away wn here in the far North, on a bar- the entrance to Ber- the North ular of roaant turkey, intoese mary island. at Sea. next re ing lol ‘Here as the guests coor to of the of- 'fieers of the Haida we were to walt | for owr commander-—our com- mander who never came.” (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) : sighted a Japanese . where we sat down to a reg- | : : : : | Third st geet, $2337.14. Buxton & Skinner Printing and Stationery Co., $1472.90. Columbia Transfer Co., Broad- way and Spruce streets, $4621.99. Theodore HKassieur, 3663 Flora avenue, $1507.81. More-Jones Brass and Metal Co., $1023.28. Laclede Gas Light Co., $19,225.07, Missouri Life and Accident In- Willlam Hartman and Produce Co., $1749.11. J. M. Ostolaza, 1723 Locust street, $13,774.55. Pacific Ammonia and Chemical Co., 3600 North Broadway, §14,- $01.74. A. ©. Aloe Instrument Co. 613 Olive street, $1120. Lindell Real Estate Co., 12114 Federal Reserve Bank B $2235.37. mar 2: Potosi Tie and Lumber Co., 606 ilve street, $2291.40. Two Refunds to the Wabash. Edmund Mays, 4066 Olive street, $1103.76 Oscar G. Reichart, 3232 Longfel- low avenue, $18.469.32. Skinner & Kennedy Stationery (o., 426 North Fourth etreet, $1722.90. Wabash Hailway Co., $1312.08. Murch Bros.’ Construction Co., 1455 Railway Exchange Bullding, $2445.17. Louis Rosen, 64 Kingsb lace, $11,101.77. Tae St. Louls Alluwe Ol] and Mi Co., 1624 Olive street, $5775.07, Scullin-Gallagher Iron and Steel Co., 6700 Manchester avenue, $1765.24. Standard Tilton Milling Co., 1532 Pierce Bullding, $15,092.92. Wabash Rallway, $23,804.16. American Bakery Co., 27 Seuth Vandeventer avenue. $22,614.04. International Life Insurance Co ‘22 Chestnut street, $2069.18. 2 lammert Furniture Co., $2113.63. Liggett & Myers Tobaces Co. 4241 Folsom avenue $14,442.84. ‘ Duncker Realty and Investment («.. 320 North sauna ak Twelfth street, Temple Kealty Co.. Building. $2084.88. Whitelaw Bros.’ Chemical Co, 316 06Seuth) Commércial street, $2923.62. Mrs. F. A. Lehman, 1716 Waver. ly place, $2880.05. Leed Mining Co... Fruit 508 Century 121 0«6Nerth =.

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—————— ———— gf py“ ass 7 é ”? ir “a remote — — Ee eed ee Auneet' kase from Washington, charging Mary, Annie and St Pail Sw Moinar’s “The Swan, With | “ar witness to your courage. Long | Beastie that they shall wash the dishes, under @ peD-| a LeGallienne, Is Comedy " ' . brace. the cow is hardly a housebold task, usiess| : . Bi ee hae E: : ' ; Casa SNL. Gee Kingsbu fa eee cae © gms ee fo. a wate understandings THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- PrORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform. never twil- erate injustice or corruption, always Jight demagogues of all parties, never beiong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public Planderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, alway« remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; Bever be afraid to attack wrong. whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Darrow'’s Pessimism U nwarranted. To the Edilter of the Post-Dispatch WAS present at th ence Darrow abou: punishment. and yer Was telling to a half-amaz Gelighted audience his fina! a: mer rr + &e4 . _-* whereas roncliusions about hun whispered to my ears these which I find a certain degre “Here is a man who has with a healthy and insti tion to fight fo: chosen by he sowed kindness up: where he turned ou’ planation to kind. Science told “im '* lated to monkeys, and for his mind. natu? sapiens haz shaded forever op our prob.erms All hopes are our blood is destined to appeal of the forest or tne cavern. But. ia that trué¢ theory of evolu perate concius: blunder:” The considers the We are 4n: aspects, but tne: striking alreacy 4 the tendency .5 : acterization of the have beamed ages conscience, and civil: nm a a long and strenuous effort to break th chains of low instincts The ul! goal is yet the future the verse of Hugo: - a * rn ’ > Las a."a urge thHeor, Aark in * ’ ‘yr bh “Nous voyons fuir ore est sur ia cibie! now doubt- But no scientific mind is ful about the nature of the forces which | are carrying us forward. for that, @: | the great thinkers of the theory of evolution the surest of refuge where must come the ships of idealism when their sails are stricken by the storms of in What a pity that a Clarence Darrow tries to expose them ta the attacks of bigotrs ;. LESSA. fous r > POF. Precis . reqacuiit;). ty “Kan King Kic!.” Te the Léitor of » Ff one were to heed the old adage that under the Post-D spe: history repeats itself or laboring the belief of reincarnation, one might be induced to believe that with the an- nouncement of Mayor Kiel that he Is again to be a candidate for the mayoral- ty, that the municipality of St. Louis was) about to take on the aspect of ancient Athens when in the throes of a dictator. This man cot himself elected, ruling 39% sears straight until he passed away to his heavenly and departing, left behind him the same municipality to be divided among hia sons. Unfortunately, this gentleman had two sons and the great city wae to be split in twain. tratus was the name of this man who made mitting his sovereign power to his two + a nome, sons, Hippiae and Hipparchus, who, mind | you, ruled for 18 years until] one slew the other, and the other became a dreadful tyrant and finally the Pisistratidae were driven out by the bullied but revolting troops, or mi- litia, or national guard, ar whatnot. No matter—inasmuch as poor Athens was to help their parents with household tasks.” Pisis- | himself master of Athens, trans- | | finally delivered from her yoke of tyran- | ny and all was well on the Potomac. At any rate, epeaking of fables, can always get plenty of warnings from fables. The citizens of the municipality of St. Louls should become dutiful par- ents and look out for the future of their posterity and now and forever prevent their beautiful democracy wlar sovereignty from degenerating into an oligarchy by banishing the tyrannical aegpirant before he gets our city for him- | self and his offspring. The citizens of St Thuis should “Kan King Kie!l,”’ no kiddin’, either. Thie slogan should be used as an antidote for the bilious bunk of “Kiel or chaos.” LORRIE A Warning to Speculators. To the Editor of HERE is a big game going on up in New York. jdge's election was made safe. banking interests, who have been hold- the Post-Dispatch. ing the stocks and bonds of the country, | and also largely of European securities, are wanting to let others take them over. end own them. Secret meetings and pri- have been agreed upon, and trusted brokers and manipu- lators employed to engineer the game to & succeasful ending. The public and ths lamb crowd are now going into the game. and soon now there will not be a hair Jeft on them from head to tall: they Will be clipped clean and neat when the word is given to do so. the unloading will begin slowly until the load is lightened, then the cyclone wil! | come and great will be the crash. 1t is coming, and the wise will take warning teday. The understanding is complete arrangements are fully made Don't let these pirates get your good. hard.. arned eoin; leave them and leave them quick The crash will come before the bloom, perhaps much sooner A. il. roees hewnare roN, West Point, Miss. one Jjnved on pop- | and — It started when Mr. Cool- | The big When they get | public sentiment ripe for the beginning, | | ica!” So spoke Antonio Jose de Sucre, Genera! hattalion , =a ’ 0 > us, into action at Ayacucho. He - a Ty 7 r ght reru ’ a -_ = and when the had falien f the power of Spa! After that battle Bolivar, : -- ~ ~ * - ha 4 aT War to statecrTal , .* is a plateau a mile square, ‘tieude of a little more tban Sucre had “a ruined chape! nigh the done before him. He alled a council army could no longer retreat, he said, so it would stand and fight. e offensive and charged the stronger enemy on higher ground. “On- of conauerors.” shouted Cor- Within an hour victory was made his headquarters field as King Arthur had of war. His weary He went even further, for he took th ward with the tread déova to his Colombians: killed and 799 wounded 699 wounded. Of pris- Sucre had taken 16 Colonels, 68 Lieutenant-Colonels and more than 32006 Spanish armies seldom are understaffed. even as these are, when lor- liberty and adven®ure roam about the world seeking service for a restiess sword, or a chance to Sucres army consisted of 45900 Colombians, 1200 Peruvians and £90 Argentine but Col. Sands of Dublin commanded the Co Rifles, and three before the battle Mai. Duckbury, an Englishman, was among the killed in the disastrous fording of a river. When the was formed, the center was given to the Miller, an Englishman, who, at the led a classic charge against the ad- vancing rovalists, broke their formation and threw them into panic. , It was a great day In the history of the world. Spanish dominion, wounded and sinking from Bol- ivars strokes, took its death blow, and on that windy royalists 1499 , >. sk , jO8t oti 1i@gQ ana besides the ]4 Generals. Those were the dars. ers of make a stroke for libertr. ae ons, lombian days battle line «avairy of Gen. . , ae .- TNoOmMent O1 Crisis, | field, two miles up in the air, under a bright sun brave men died for the freedom of other men, as they always bare since history began and alwars will until the need fs passed. It is a worthy thing to send our representatives there to carry the mes. sage of good will from the United States to the free countries of the southern continent, and to tread the ground pressed by heroes in the brave old days. —_——-———- -@ 0 - FEDERAL DISHWASHING INSPECTORS. In a speech in Detroit Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt lamented that the Federal child labor amendment was likely to fail because propagandists were busy telling the people that the amendment would mean | that “a father could not ask his son to milk the cow apd a mother could not ask her daughter to wash the dishes, if they were less than 18 years of age’ — “they,” of course, meaning the son or daughter, not the dishes. But, Mrs. Caft remarked, “the time may come when there will be a law making it compulsory for children This, to the daughter washing dishes. evidently, refers ~ ———————— —— -_ —_ . ~ —— -- a HERE'S j | of Di- ; a ‘el : Aa > vision, 100 years ago today as be sent tne Caracas oke true alty, until they reach the age of 18. Again, the girls. not the dishes. To enforce this country-wide law keep Mary, Annie and Bessie and the dishes in inspector for every household, or at least ylock, would be needed ity a new army of tax-eaters, GERMANY'S ELECTION. 4 ) . ) ’ . _— = | readiction Neither rain nor the almost universa: prec-scuve | this would oT TT ; i ~~, be a light vote kept Germa polls. Sunday's was a heary vote and phatic vote against Gen. Ludendorffs -® members to 14 members in the Reichstag, the Com. The old Reichstag Was more than half anti-Republican at heart. In the new Reichstag the Socialists, Centrists, Democrats and PRavarian peoples party will poll a Republican ma- sority. The maiorityr. of course. hoth communism from Se a od st? Pan-German pa crops tnunists drop from 62 to 44 remains uncertain in a Parliament with as many as 1! rties and those il all sbaring so many votes apiece that no single group has a quarter of the membership of the Reichstag hancellor Marx is not delivered by this election from the problems of a coalition. But does find himself with a coalition which can number as few as four parties, parties similar in policy, and parties still with votes enough for a majority. That is a better position than any moderate leader has occupied in recent months. The Reichstag which governed Germany during most of 1924 was elected in the month of May. It was elected a week before France went to the polls and when the prediction was general that Poincare rictory for his policy of aggression. that was predicated on a Now Germany votes again, yotes would win a Germanys vote at false assumption. in the light of ai! that has happened since and votes for peace in Europe, the repub! Dawes plan. = A 4 —-— -—_— = R. H. KARL, A TRAFFIC VICTIM. The slaughter of Smoke Commissioner Robert H. Kar! brings to fresh realization the menace to life of reckless and incompetent motor car driving on the city streets. Mr. Karl was not a heedless child, a feeble old man or a person of dim intelligence. He was in the prime of life and an intelligent, college trained mechanical engineer with a far higher ap preciation of the meaning of physical bodies moving through espace than the average. Yet he lost his life attempting a board a car at a point where thou sands are exposed daily to the same peril. The automobile kept on its way unt!] pursned and time : ; stopped a block from the scene. It had been driven. by a young woman of 21. The owner was by her side. While it may seem an injustice to the majority of drivers a certain portion of them—the percentage may be small—are gradually drawing upon al] mo torists the necessity of submitting to some sort of regulation which would insure as nearly as pos i sible that every car on the road be in charge of a criver of proved and certified qualifications. Mr. Karl's death is a loss to the city, the extent. of which may never be known. He was appointed Smoke Commissioner, with high recommendations trom the Chamber of Commerce and other civic or. ganizations. His knowledge of smoke abatement. perhaps the citys gravest problem, was the fruit of training and long experience. A plan he proposed a few days before his death to abate the city’s smoke 50 per cent may never be worked out as he would have bad it. His death, curiously enough, has brought to the forefront not the emoke problem but the problem of making the streets safe for intelligent people, to say nothing of others less competent to pro-| tect themselves. HOPING HE HASN’T BECOME A CEROSS-WORD PUZZLE FAN From the Pittsburgh WHATS A Sun oO ® SIX - LETTER. WORD MEANING CHRISTMAS e- tHe word WE'RE “Two DAYS BEHIND OUR SCHEDULE } NOW! ‘ A ae THE HOOK! e, oe > alte “ps: ee Pos: * PES eh ; ae) act? 7 Ss wit ~ wo oe ey ~ : - 2 age rent : 5 ta «—-—é « Cqmere ee oe aor al 7 ey le ee — a hte ee a - ee Dee oi “SY ui snort (A builder of a city. Who visions the finished whole, Gives to his age. as a priest or Who saves or builds a soul.) sage, The city awoke in splendor, Sun kisses on her face. She took up her many duties For the weak and the strong of her race. And they who were glad kept singing. And they who were sad grieved ionc. While the sobs and the groans Were minor tones Of a beautiful song. The city lifted her tranquil eyes, “T'nafrald let me serve,”’ prayed she. (The same as One whose work was done In humble Galilee.) MAY STAFFORD HILBURN. * 2 « CDP: Sign on window across the atrect from the Eldridge Hotel, in Lawrence, Kan.: Western Drv Lande« | Campbell System COLLEGIATE PHILOSOPHY. Some unfortunate fellows thought they were only rocking the boat to wake up rock- ing the cradle. The value of a stepmother depends upon the number of steps it takes to reach her. The steady that's with his girl the sam: week wakes up with an three dave every set the alarm to view the sun- in to a girl only until he finds he doesn't have to—then he gives MARLOWE BAILEY. A man gives vut that her up. — —-— FL Le NUTE Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARK McADASMS in the Agora for Paul. This would I plead for a place another character, to-wit, or Paul ts centuries ocrates. But that anachronism offensive than coming down into Paul's time and telling the world about Paul's business while Paul is gagged. A preacher known to have a full store, and sincerity and clarity of utterance, was urged to quote, for in letters the preacher has an imposing array of allies; but most preach- ers refuse for fear of feeding a certain er- ror out of which has been woven a colossal! superstition, namely, that Literature is Life. It “‘ain t.”’ There is a life above literature and all the arts—above philosophy, above science, above theology; the votaries of these sev- eral interests spend much. time making faces at, making war upon, each other. Literature and the rest of them are hand- maidens of Life; her they must serve or serve ends mean, petty, sterile, base. Not one of them is its own excuse for being. In the Agora Paul would be the friend of Socrates, for Socrates was nothing but the destructive critic of philosophy and every other substitute for, counterfeit of, life; he died that men might see the differ- between life and its counterfeits in philosophy, politics, social aims, culture, and have life. Paul was centerel at the same point; his circle has a longer radius than Socrates’, a wider sweep. Emerson is centered at the same point. The death of the above superstition would stop half the world’s printing plants; would burn vast areas of canvas; would silence much music. Art is not for art's, truth for truth's, religion for religion's sake, but for life’s sake. Where they all and each are not for the life of everyman they are coun- terfeit and reprobate. Thetr only right to exist is that every “Drudge in dusty the city clock, Retinues of airy starry wings, His fathers shining in bright fables, his children fed at heavenly tables.” Socrates and Paul! will be said to have built upon an illusion. So may the atom or the electron be an Illusion. Upon the theory that has the atom ari the electron at its heart rest as upon a foundation the world’s work and the progress of the race. But longer than upon the electron and the atom have the work of the world and the progress of the race rested upon the “tl- lusion” of Socrates and Paul. The i!lusion has survived some shocks. Yes, let Paul in. SCRUTATOR., ence frock may spy behind kings, skirts of angels, FLY-LEAF TIME. This is fly-leaf time; Thie is sigh-grief time . . When the clouds caress With a tender trace Across the mist-moon's face. It is fly-leaf time. This is brown-leaf time: This is clown-leaf time When the brown folk dance With their whisp’ring shoon *In the white, old moon, It is fly-leaf time. . .. SPASSMACHER. _ cals on : ‘of Cross roused Miss Evans {0a os mal Tinto seclusion on the death of | 1886. | was almost completely fo The MIRROR 4@ PUBLIC OPINIO) This column ts @estgned to | bias the latest comment Op leading publicists, newspapers and 9a , the questions of the day. : tac" “GEORGE ELIOT'S” HU From the Washington Post. HE recent death of John at the age of $4 recalls to vo rested in such things the & 4 ah he blending of his destiny with ti Evans, better kno y ner ' : = the without , Ann ‘ “George ENot.” atively mature age of 95, Sala fore she had produced any hich have ranked her ameny = of English novelists, Buse influence of a negative ===) thought and throt -ligious Lied atte |ous error. of judgment, formed seam versatile George Henry Lewes a8 ae". nection, which lasted until the 87 the latter in 1878. Lewes had 0e® ried, but unhappily, in 1840, end ae® vorce was not practicable, he 4 Evans lived together as man ithout embarrassment to John Walter Cross made the of the pair in 1869 and = - mained their steadfast friend. ben died, the solicitous kindness and 6a" state of mind into W med fallen, and,. though he was 2178 junior, she married him in Mays sum to die in the December of the Sime She was buried in Highgate }2= the grave next to that of who had been a banker and ; years of his earlier life in Aaeums unquestionably a man of parts, # y devoted himseff to the producvem® life and letters. which he publisie@ es For years thereafter 1) ‘loneliness of his lot is forcibly a ito rest by the fact that when he, In tie at Highgate. only five . tended the obsequies. The fate ® three gifted individuals furniiees® chapter in the literary history ot Em a Ye, SHIPPING BOARD'S PAT | From the Baltimore Evening HE Shipping Board has annual report, and throu per runs the motif of its impe 'tional defense and ef Americar a | personnel. In other words, the © » \for support of the board and is® ; Patriotism. Patriotism is a Gi | | : ’ | country | Ping is so ordered and ment to overcome, but when it. with business patriotism too Glu to cloak weakness and inefficlemey, worse things. In no sense is than where ships are conceriws best for the merchant marine country is that United States put upon a paying basis, an now misses and to which spr Shipping Board is indifferent » is convinced that - can pay its own way there will confidence tn the Shipping oF _triotism will of necessity ew | patriotism whose chief object #™ the purse strings of the ; pect to arouse suspicion prociaim it. dé Tasty is also left vague, but who ~ he of Glamorous Beauty. THE CAST. ale Agi....Basil Ra one F michore? ‘ Tupper Jones ne@.--***" . Paul Jones aeas ’ atrice. Katherine Emmet ey ..+++- Eva Le Gallienne —on nth..Halliwel!l Hlobbes ..Wintifred Fraser ...Meginald Owen Henry Warwick tzen.....-.--Carl Hartberg 1 Frank Roberts Ling a, >i ntess Erdely..Hilda Plowwright By RICHARD L, STOKES. y all odds the event of drama season thus far was last night's presentation, at american, of Ferenc Molmar’s “The Swan,” & comedy dewy with outh, fragrant with romance, sitter-sweet with the heroism and gespair of renunciation. In Charles Frohman we have for once @ New York manager who ‘has Gealt liberally with St. Louls by sending fntact the original production and cast, led by the argent Miss Eva Le Gallienne. The response was jiuminating. Rarely has the Mar- ket street playhouse boasted so populous and brilliant an opening ao stage Is cluttered thickly with osculations, but we have never seen 2 kiss so thunderously sig- nificant as that which forms the gimax of “The Swan.” The au- “hor. during two acts, drives to- wards it with something of the thrust and ultimate resonance with which Beethoven, in the Fifth Symphony, soars through three long movements to attain the most common of chords, the C-Major triad. Likewise, there are quanti- ties of simulated winebibbing in the theater. But has there often feen a gesture of such radiant gal- antry as Miss Le Gallienne’s sud- den draught of tokay in the secom Cou the A Matchmaker’s Strategem. The scene is laid in an unnamed principality of Central BHurope which Napoleon carelessly touched with his boot while passing, and which has neveg recovered from that titanic tread. Princess Be- ce, a widow and indomitable tchmaker, is resolved to restore he glories of the house by marry- ing her daughter, Alexandra, to S certain Prince Albert, whose dy- heir to a throne. Albert ts tour- ing Europe in quest of a bride, and has arrived at the palace of Prin- cess Beatrice. To her despair, the Prince spends most of his time in slumber, be- haves with indifference towards Mexandra, and declines ai well- euvered strategem that would ve led him to stroll with her in the as her gt of Tolede yesterday | Rorick’s Roritck, 1! jorie Cor L. Corne Both you | Classmat | Scudder Dobbs F Cornet were cl Tarrytow Cornett night fo yesterda last nigh Miss C daughter Crunden will go te the guest Harvey. give a dif day nigh Mre. Westmi ter, Mias fortnight the gues They are The g turning stitute, I holidays, 6241 W Mitchell, ler McNa nue; C avenue, logg of Miss Mr. and Water from We for the Mr. an Wallace Monday trip. Th S. C., for gameh uw ada and will be ents, Mr Faust, 1 own resié Country C Mrs. W Faust. Cards a ception daughter Muckerm boulevaré 4 untill 6 Miss M Carolyn Parle and assist M William E dous inst young lo to duty. rose garden. He prefers to a stable of cows. There is emée pretext for the evasion, as he told not only that the animals milked by vacuum, but that y have telephones in every stall. ' On the eve of Albert's departure inspect@a Princess of Montene- Beatrice decides on hero'c ures. The device, she admits, hackneyed, but it is also effec- This {s no other than the an- Mt artifice of arousing a suitors itterest by supplying him with a “val. There isn’t time to send to na for a Duke, and the only lable male fs the tutor to Alex- andra's young brothers. The Trick Ovefreaches. This tutor, son of a farmer, is by ¥ of being an Admirable Crich- mm He is a scholar in general and an astronomer in particular: » he is a fencer and horseman first rank. Beatrice admits that employment of so base an anl- is unspeakable: ° nevertheless, sets her daughter on him with invitation to a reception which to be held that night in honor Prince Albert. he trick prowpers, so far as Al- ls concerned. Inflamed by the le of Alexandra conversing itly and dancing with the ome young pedagogue, he hastily to his mother, Prin- Maria Dominica, that he has 4his mate. But the tutor, who long suffered from a hopeless ©n for the Princess, also enes fire from her abrupt friend- and woos her with a man- end incandescent eloquence 1 800n beglamors the ,irl's in- need heart. His episa dis- on the stars supplies the tinder. The supper table provides the *s80r’s magical moment. Throw- off his habit of reverence to- royalty, he mercilessly re- himself as the intellectual su- or of Prince Albert, who de- himself with suave but sar- © impertinences, This scene is + 'thet this wine goer Bith des- and not soup. To defend him his sen Princesa, appointm less scrup palace, an lence is dra and The p and wise quotable, peccable; ticularly, of the a princel: whole is bone, pol expert f silent an he has sweep tr poignant As a pears and the trice. in the and fla Maria LC that the possible been do Hobbes opulently and img lada, played way to farewell beloved dent. WY Cog a eg Se Pee, SS

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wr w i ot ST oy piste a rt HG". we ws os Clee leine* Le AGE ot oe SI, Fa : re + yes ; a . - 7, es J y ADMIN ISTRATION he MIRROR o UBLIC OPINIO: his column ts @esigned to reprodu thout bias the latest comment by tht ing publicists, newspapers and periods Ig on the questions of the day. “GEHORGE ELIOT’s” HUSBAND. m the Washington Post. HE recent death of John Walter Crom at the age of 84 recalls to those who as terested in such things the strange story the blending of his destiny with that of ry Ann Evans, better known by her pea- e of “George Ellot.’ In 1854, at the mparatively. mature age of 35, but some rs before she had produced any of those rks which have ranked her among atest of English novelists, Miss ~— Ger the influence of a negative school Feligious thought and through @ griev- error of judgement, formed with the tile George Henry Lewes an illicit con- ion, which lasted until the death latter in 1878. Lewes had been — , but unhappily, in 1840, and as “nal ce was not practicable, he and al ns lived together as man and wife, re thout embarrassment to both. ' hn Walter Cross made the acquaintance the pair in 1869 and became an re- ned their steadfast friend. When ed, the solicitous kindness and attention Cross roused Miss Evans from the dis- l state of mind into which she lien. and, though he was 21 years — nior, she married him in May, 1880, — die in the December of the same you's: © was buried in Highgate, Cemetel) oo S grave next to that of Lewes. © © had been a banker and spent rs of his earlier fe in America, uestionably a man of parts, but he ¥ to seclusion on the death of his wife, oted himself to the production + © and letters. which he published in I 86. For years thereafter his exi almost completely teewoten: Hiness of his lot is forcibly ———— ; when he, in turn, was , and Hustratee the fact that pe rest at Highgate, only five mourn maded the obsequies. The fate a : ree gifted individuals furnishes a be ‘ Eng pter in the literary history of SHIPPING BOARD'S PATRIOTISM 5 m the Baltimore Evening Su. ill HE Shipping Board has presens pe annual report, and throughout the a runs the motif of its importance ar mal defense and of Americanization sonnel. In other words, the chiet os r eupport of the board and its actis triotiem Patriotism is @ difficult ni to overcome, but when it is } patriotism too often is ith business ' 4 cloak weakness and inefficienc) mes ree things. In no sense is this m mn where ships are concerned. pho t for the merchant marine and ntry is that United States shipplas t upon a paying basis, an {deal wh Ow misses and to which apparently pping Board is indifferent. Whe? untry ix convinced that American ing ts *o ordered and established ' nh -pay its own way there will be nidence in the Shipping Board an fotiem will of necessity follow. But triotisem whose chief object is te unl © purse strings of the taxpayers ™ ct to arouse suspicion against those Oclaiim it. - SDAY, TUBER 9, 1924. pee ee a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other eve ———_— DRAMA! Social News “| CZAR’ CYRIL MAY HAVE ’s “The Swan,” With | — — | TO GIVE UP ‘COURT On HOSTESS AT TEA. tele eeeumerenerme > ’ _Presence of Russian Pretender, > 1edv | Mrs. Mason Scudder of the} LeGallienne, Is 1 ’ , 4 the | y all odds the oe med way | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. = sights presentation, at (Crunden of 4426 Westminster place eaten, of Ferenc Molnar's Swan, 4 comedy dewy with th, fragrant with romance, er-sweet with the heroism and oll ates of renunciation. In Charles |" got. on i nman we have for once a New; Mrs. Albert TT. Terry of 523! who ‘has dealt | Westminster place, and her daugch- the guest of Mrs. Frederick iH Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey wil] give a dinner party for her Satur- ork manager ity with St. Louis by sending ter, Miss Lucy, have spent the past the origina! production and | fortnight in Detroit, where they ar lef by the argent Miss Eva /the guests of Mrs. Murray Sales. Gallienne. The response was; They are expected home tomorrow. inating. Marely has the ya The group of St. Louis beys re- sreet playhouse boasted 80 | turning from Virginia Military In- jous and brilliant an Opening | stitute, Dec. 21, for the Christmas |holidays, includes Arnold 6241 Boogher, t The stage !s cluttered thickly Waterman avenu: Robert osculations, but we have never | 47,, .5,) Ne Bin hall of : os , kiss so thunderously sig- | a gs oa ig pbelly we napus > il hamne ‘hic oe eet ete el "gy ee jullie nificant Pee dma Moke ay. | nue: ¢ harles Miche!, 5720 Julian leering two acts 7 drives to. | Venue, and Marion and Willis Kel- / : wi lo Webs (roves sit with something of the, cs of ebster (i ’ ' : syst and ultimate resonance wen | Miss Sarah Boogher. dauchter of which Beethoven, in the Fitth Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boogher of phony, soars through three|waterman avenue, will return img movements to attain the most |¢rom Wells College about Dec. 20 emmon of chords, the C-Major tind, Likewise, there are quanti- | ie of simulated winebibbing in for the Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Brookings Wallace Jr., will arrive in St. Louis theater. But has there often a gesture of such radiant gal- ‘Monday from their honeymoo try as Miss Le Galiienne’s sud-;,trip. They are now in Pinehurst, draught of tokay in the secon4 ‘8. C., for a week, following a bic ’ | Ans gee unting trip through Can- . ada and a visit in New York. They Apeuciemaker's Strategem. | will be with Mrs. Wallace's par- The scene is laid in an unnamed) pnt. wr. and Mrs. Edward A clpality of Central Europe jraust, 1 Portland place, until] their Napoleon carelessiy touched |... residence on the St. Louis his boot while passing, and | Country Club grounds is completed. has nevey recovered from | yrs, Wallace was Miss Audrey titanic tread. Princess Be-| waust , a widow and indomitable | hj = & maker, is resolved to restore @ards are out for the debut re- glories of the house by marry- | ception for Miss Alice Muckerman, her daughter, Alexandra, to | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. _dous instant is permitted to the |} young lovers. Passion must yiel1 ;to duty. Dr. Agi himself comes to his and renounces’ the Princess, although her piercing dis- id not only that the animals | *PPomn! , would have melted a milked by vacuum, but that! ae eee Sees ; have telephones in every stall. | 2h Esta ro * ree oF oo, M&ithe eve of Albert’s departure | ‘“"“* ** arranged between Alexan- specti(@ Princess of Montene- | dra and Albert. Beatrice decides on heroic ered strategem that would led him to stroll with her in rose garden. He prefers to & Stable of cows. There is pretext for the evasion, as he senses tame men res. The device, she admits, mite e ; leckneyed, but it is also effec.| VU°C#h’e- The production ts ini- . ’ , ccable; the second act set, par- This is no other thz 4 telomy han the en ticularly, gives an actual illusion artifice of arousing a suitors by supplying him with a There isn’t time to send to for a Duke, and the only bie male is the tutor to Alex- ‘S young brothers. The Trick Ovefreaches. Thi tutor, son of a farmer, is by st being an Admirable Crich- | He is a scholar in general & astronomer in particular: he is a fencer and horseman Ortrank. Beatrice admits that employment of so base an ani- is unspeakable; nevertheless, mats her daughter on him with on to a reception which be held that night in honor Albert. trick prowpers, so far as Al- concerned. Inflamed by the ® of Alexandra conversing of the magnificent dining salon of a princely familly. The cast as a whole is admirable. Basi] Rath- bone, polished and sincere, does an expert feat of acting as Dr. Agi; his silent anguish, when informed that he has been used as a mop to sweep the floor for another, was a poignant masterpiece of emotion. A Subtle Monk. pears Father Hyacinth, a monk and the brother of Princess Bea- trice. This Machiavellian fra les in the third act with such superb and flattering dexterity to Princess Maria Dominica as to convince her that the fatal kiss was the highest possible honor which could have been done to her son. Halliwell Hobbes portrays this role ~_ Yand dancing with the! ana impressiveness. Two young me young pedagogue, he/jads, Tupper and Pau! Jones, hasti'y to his mother, Prin-| played Alexandra's brothers in a la Dominica, that he has! way to win the audience; thefr | hismate. But the tutor, who Mlong suffered from a hopeless for the Princess, also fire from her abrupt friend- and woos her with a man- Mad incandescent eloquence Soon beglamors the ,irl's in- ced heart. His epics dis- on the stars supplies the tinder. The Supper table provides the rs magical moment. Throw- Of his habit of reverence to- royalty, he mercilessly re- himself as the intellectual su- of Prince Albert, who de- himself with suave but ear- impertinences. This scene is with immense gusto—the reckless broadsides at the King, Alexandra's rapturous Albert's dry and caustic farewell present of flowers to their beloved tutor was a touching inci- dent. Miss LeGallienne has manner- isms, such as a gauche and angu- lar outthrust of the arms which she used in “Liliom.” girl leaves her with a relatively small speaking part; she must ex- press the character largely by pan- tomime. Thanks to her brilliantly intelligent face afid eloquent fig- ure, she conveyed, for one specta- tor at least, a searching impression of a heart suddenly flowering and killed by frost at the moment of its bloom, GOVERNOR A PUZZLE EXPERT Works Three Cross Word “Twist- the mounting hysteria of ers” in a Short Time. trice. Dr. Agi seizes | Soeci#! to the Post-Disnaten. SWallows his first glass of| JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 9.— /8Nd if reminded by his hos.| GOv-. Hyde has “fallen” for the cross word puzzle fad The Governor was walking through the department of the Secretary of State yesterday after- cs and paused to observe two this wine goer @ith des- “24 not soup. To defend him ®snub, Alexandra instantly er own glass of tokay. With a Kiss. Albert's impatience is ex- and he denounces the tu- ‘an upstart intruder, who is . his unwelcome attentions Siady. The Doctor of Philos- himself toward his en- is about to commit the | A employes struggling with a cross word twister in a newspaper. He supplied the desired word, a Greek noun, then produced a pencil and completed the puzzle. Another puz- zie in a magazine was brought out and disposed of, principally by pas } hird one, fron of striking a Prince. | the Governor. A (thi! i one, , another newspaper was produced ra hurls herself into the’ * arms and salutes him with | This one the Gove: > and impassioned kiss.|a few minutes, but he finished it is nothing left for Albert but | with only one trip to the diction- eeize. ary, then went to a conference in i his office. | ‘ . 7 7? -” “stu rn aati alas, only this one tremen- , hal THE CAST. — | Rorick’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Marvin wicholas Agi. . ben og gs -Rorick, is the guest of Miss Mar- Bieree ss" ** Seiad Jones | Jorie Cornet, daughter of Mrs. H. | [een eatrice. Katherine Emmet|& Cornet, 4950 Pershing avenue princess Eva Le Gallienne | Both young women are former gesnevecinth . . Halliwell Hobbes classmates of their hostesses. Mrs poe ees ee Winifred Fraser | Scudder and her guest attended gympb aibert...--- eginald Owen Dobbs Ferry together, while Miss | Pe qrunderich. Henry vartbere | comet and Mrs. Marvin Rorick Count yotzen... inact. pbores 1 OR" Classmates at Marymount, alfred i” Miehle Ling ) /@trytown-on-Hudson. N. Y. Miss Co aria Dominica— ,Cornett gave a dinner Saturday ) princes Alison Skipworth | Might for her guest, a luncheon Erdely. Hilda Plowwright | yesterday and small theuter party | Countess last night. Miss Catherine louise Crunden, | | will go to Kansas City Friday to be | Penantiae' oe them turned back to toil. The most —Photo by Kajiwara. | conspicuous case, it seems, is that |! MISS ESTHER MOODY. .of Grand Duke Cyril, who is con-"| ISS MOODY and her mother, | sidered to have gone a bit too far M Mrs. Ambrose A. Moody of | when he proclaimed himself Czar 6351 Waterman avenue, wil] in succession to the murdered | ) ' } , > ey + Whose Wife Is in U. S., Un- welcome in Bavaria. By the Associated Preas. BERLIN, Dec. $.—Grand Cyril of Russia, who recently pro- | Claimed of the wife, ? >. himself Czar all Russias, and whose Grand Duchess Victoria Feodoroyvna, now visiting the United States, may soon leave Coburg, semi- be obliged to where he now is living in vices. Unemployed royalty, it appears has become a serious problem in Bavaria, especially at Coburg and other places in Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, 'which produced rulers for many of the European countries in the pre- war days and now has had many of Ae” i give «a small informal tea this after. | Nicholas II, and set up a court in noon at their home. 'Coburg., where former King Ferdl- | nand of Bulgaria, the Duke of ae f “alk in — ‘hel Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, who was de- y I’. Foik in selling Christmas; | adit ten | posed when the German empire seals ! ealth bonds on Mer- har Is Nre da 9» members | ¥48 dissolved, and many other roy- m ‘change. Mrs. Duncan will act | 4! sufferers from the wave of de- as chairman mocracy which ewept Europe are living at present ' ; Tage : re: ah _ ’ | - ne Fe ese lle Comununists Urge Expulsion. terrace. whose marriage * ‘Seiten The Bavarian communists have Price will take place at 6 trate seen Ureing in thelr Parliament tomorrow evening at the Ciumst. the Vovernment must expe! bian Club, has announced the nei C yril, as the republic cannot per- sonnel of her bridal party. Mra. mit an alleged court to function Harry Tannenbaum of Little Rock within its borders. And while the nail on ib oa Caapinggrer i ge agar ~~. officials have been slow to act pub- Ark., will be her sister's matron of ),, .— ; . honor, and Misses Eleanor Simon a ewe Oe Se See Duke has been advised that it would be better for him to move his court to some place where mon- jarchies ahe more popular, or aban- t | ssie TY ’ | = aE yesteraayv at fj nome, od 4 Vans | - cers. Duchess. The club hopes, in simi- teh’ ho Medan aa . EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING —— ~ |lar manner, to bring other titled! —. ere cd at me ros ‘ mpre Def . ve The 20.000-Cunarder. “Samaria” sill c cerry our Winter Mediterranean “ruse cruise ever of ered— MAT, WED. weed $1.50 ALL LAST SEASON IN NEW YORK Gilbert Emery'’s Great Play of Today. RNISH With the Super-Bacellent Comipany St. Louis Indorses New York Verdict NEXT SUNDAY SATS THURS. WALKER WHITESIDE In Japanese Play “SAKURA” MATINER WED., BEST SEATS $1.50 Nights, 50c-$2.50,. Mat. Sat., 50c-$2.00 _— eee — - 'CRAMD CENTRA WEST END LYRICI CAPITOL Rafael Sabatini’s - GREATEST STORY “Captain Blood” —with— J. WARREN KERRIGAN a TPowerful , the , ** 7 "rer arny rarwr @ "ry ™e er CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE ORPHEUM a ¥¥ a tt i © iv CL A ra MISS IMPERIAL | : | FRANKIE | RUSSIAN | I'he Book That Sold HEATH | PLAYERS | 3 Million Copies In Song Stories | Company of 30 | — ~~ oe eee ee S| 5 | 4 a = a ae | 3 S Grand Central Maria Lo's Tableaux Petite : — Neat Week WALTER and EMILY WALTERS TOPICS NEWS FABLES | Greatest Attraction — ea ROR a 4 in Bhow Business THIS CR eek MR. GEORGE ONLY BEBAN With Wis Entire Motion Sights, 8:15 Sharp: Mats. 2:15 Sharp | Nights, 50c to $2 50 Wed. Mat.50c-$1-$1.50 | Sat. Mat., 50c to $2 ' } ' Molnar's Picture Cast of 24 ITHE SWAN") [ee EVA LE GALLIENNE And a Thrilling Cast With .\. GARRICK MUTUAL BURLESQUE TWICE DAILY e-It-Peppy | AMATEURS NOW PLAYING 9-—-BIG ACTS—9 ALWAYS SOMETHING TO AMUSE THE CHILDREN ——_—) —_— Liel LMONTE “ach: Owen Moore Mary Carr Marguerite De La Motte [Tf eee “Fast of Broadway Vaudeville on the Stage. if — '| ANDY GUMP IN “WESTROUND” | | HERVERELLA ok a Tom Mix in ‘Oh You Clara OLIVE AT GRAND WOODWARD PLAYERS =, = ‘‘WHISPERING WIRES” Matinees deeb nf and Saturdays. NEXT—EABY MINE. a eS me NEW GAYETY THEATRE JUn WALTON With Broadway by Night COLUMBIA BURLESQUE

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PT i i ee a ath lia eR *s ST. Ll aS POST-BISPATCH The Daily POS T-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED , =a Te = —_=__—=-_- ———$———————— ote P e om : : 6% VALE [that Me withdrew "LEAGUE COUNCIL tee will probably be held in the| , NTINO GETS CLOSE. SHAVE ss: ation _Matnin. wisndrew trom NATIONS JOIN iH] . | SES TAX DELAYS ACTION ON ote sie ser the wamnaneit => _ Eve jnterest the picture and WHEN TWO WOMEN QUARREL ‘en i say: “S.ch» “or cones, PERU IN = GENEVA PROTOCOL | tion of reports and the cieza: d ment to ail the Govern- Moore (Continued Pres iz Continued from Page sents. They will be asked t Redy's New W hiskers Whisked Orr | 7 oti Hix W Ife me eo “a on ' cy . rd 4 the \ ry} - — pressed up n Th ti} ¢ — . — be ‘ rati on oft world 7 ments ‘ . i. o ; — e fn ras on, 5 Mathis Pall Ou an who gave him } firet } OP- | .otet: moment Gen fille: nism f he amilioration suggestions Ewe — — ‘ OR greg ea cbmaal a = a "a =p “a me i ind are ra lusare de nditions. il ll ad ide whet r , ail = so mt ’ _. chars ae ener | for the protocol for the .Pa-! cener: intergovernment P 2 AAJ T THREE. es ; a 4 we » ae | LOS ANGELES i 4 ! © Apocalypse eve ean De rhe advancil nen | A ~ = ‘ ‘ =" 7 — al , c Ae = * = — ¢! _ r a , it | ' 4a * * at is; ae ae ~ ; . ’ . ‘ ™ ‘ : "Y 5 a : : : ; : ' , t+. 1} oer t+ me he ai a® i= == J ; ' » thet rg ‘ g § : . a4 aa : ww : : : a . Ls ys . . ' ; , v ** eis ts : . ; : " . - > . 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Valdez was broken. dict for Herald Tribune, rie ; i» i * . . >? > \ . » Ss eA s . shave. anes SROETE, euay Co] Rtverehte |the cavalary | Saying Jury Could Not “T+ protocol has been sizned and married Syivat Bait iM ao ir ntrw d ersing t Ai pre . oe - \ alentino recen? yy announ ed , ae a 9 ‘ a? ? ' }? oan em . “ . : , : ayl Ju ou °o hy 1S Late Pel is =, ici Pak’ ris . victory of the patriots Sher ait the ies ae 2D FLOOR -\ ’ re i'** ~ =e | 44 ~~ ses . sss ; . firs? 1d a = - ii ry nr 4 : " 6 re — ‘ . . . i inst independent production »mplete. f aAyacucho.- Find Defendant Guilty. a Se te soryr 4 ~ ” - . » " m : . = > mau .P! Je 4 id 7 | | hea Scarlet Powe; Py Lt Paxk aly~ Drop I sire ‘ hare ‘ : " ‘ = YT} ss ee #7) i ‘ ; a LT C Fe E D { . ‘ ~ . . 2 ar st) ‘ . mr é er t) re ht conti I Ww OULU r 2 layne J : a 4 ; . . ‘ ‘ _ _ . \ a . . ‘ p a — i : - . ‘ .* . : »- ’ 6 : ,* " : e ‘ ~ ‘ P i. ° = 2a Xe = — . ” st > . : : os \ \. ; rT? 1 + i ~ s 7 : . . ™ . ‘ ‘ ; . => . : i le : ‘ ‘ ie ‘ JEWELER : LP. . ’ ie : if it @s7 , " . : o- . . 2 ~ “*% . _* . . 7 he : Lifi ~- is =" . - . . . “ ' " . +, ° = . 7 - ' = > piume for Mrs. Valentino Jun Be e sunset Ger anterac sued Judge John C. Anox toda sirecteu St dara quempeontye Saves You Money on .¥ | ° : . rT) 1? . . ‘ 7 . " 4 rs R neo c ”y anc Bai - . Mathis was engaced ite = ies 2 . . necia, *T) : a (;ar “sn |} , rao ; . ' , - , vy , > s ; . at ae aan : . ~~ “ 7. o 7 . “| es a % * SSeS feaee =i CASH OR CREDIT | | : . 4 == e* tite tage ee? oketinlhae See a ; = winger tage oss > > . . . - ; 5 i is ’ So 3 » ‘ —— ~ sin | stomach or Cause 0D ve RArTTieCs taoser: aah . . ‘ean ' * part Toga, f r i ; es ate x ‘ ivo- ~ ~- > . "or "~ » ‘ : we - ER Gases, Flatulence, ag Sour | 8***. oe “a7 te joa ; is a ec ft ARE 2) i Pata wane Oe See JEWEL SUIT k Risings, Heartburn *idity, e , eo. i Peg et = mos. OL HO WY aes ‘ sce seme s My Lecation “ares You Moner AM CeDsS wVil OU ntire faml.y o Om iigesti ee ‘ ee , Manza: + iT . r . me: ; ‘ ~ Or} : ‘ a . = , - ; lief ) oe oor - ape : . + | =d Floor Oriel Bidz ¥ LSED—LIKE NEW saves aoctor ee ’ $ - 316 N. SIXTH ST > -~ member vou get relie is soon ¢: a; lore months. Druggist: nm ' Thy > y" otataies : ; . bers of his stat wever, ™ Court Takes Baltimore P . ‘Pape’s Diapepsin eacae the | rn ns and guarantes ac : tential ¢ : ; > . — ard the pre ential air . Under Advisement HAVE iT 4 re — Open Every Evening Till ' . J During 1953 the stomach. No Walting. neckoarve. . . , re ; . } : nis a presi ine Auecisted Pree. = == (Chas. ©. Stanley Clear Ge. Xmas py printed ScTAI8 Totat 4 iM . Ralph Stanley. Pres. 242.767 mere than ft Tee OLIVE &. 7 . Men’s black Why Game Warden Quit. se 4 = . ee . Misses’ black $2. 50 Mi isses) ‘ise $ 1.25 rubber 4-evyelet jersey cloth.. Child’ nce ~~ ‘(om )*4 a4 | 2 4 — ee — meee ee Storm Alaska Storm Rubbers ee | All First Quality Jersey Clot fall finish, heavy sole... $1.50 oes oe Me ane $1.25 Jersey Cloth ree. $1.25 $1.50 Ladies,’ 90c; Boys,’ 90c; Misses,’ 75 . Boys’ High-Cuts Men’: s High- Cut Boots Se >kl ag Rae oe ™ All Leather, Best Quality Steinway terms, if desired, are ten per cent down, balance over two years. Don’t de- lay. Every Christmas has shown a short- age of Steinway Pianos. AEOLIAN , vo, aN COMPANY + MISSOUR! % : AT $4.88, $6.99, = w. PP CHRISLER .PRrees. 10042 OLIVE STREET Exciustve Representative for the Steinway Piano and for the Duo-Art Reproducing Piazne OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Splendid for hunters, truck drivers or out- door workers. Made of brown elk leather tull bellows tomgues of leather, welt-sewed oak leather soies. Legs are shaped. **e® 4 * -_. Sizes re to :; . 16-inch, moccasin tip — eer. $8.00 $2.00 | & — 1S-inch, smoked elk. oak sie $8.00 ee Se 12 - inch, brown te-inch Boots of brown elk. sheep's wool. elk, regular tip soft and casy, waterproof two buckles. 7 : o* leather soles. Keep boys’ feet = 1.25 ion of a buck kigii warm and dry. $5.00 | tex of Waterbury i 7) * We bee ca _ ss - . ~ *@ ® eae beekiseeethiay - night (Sretex aa: ers Sent Prepaid Parcel Post leer was running across the road

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a TUESDAY DECEMBER 9," 1924 awa WANTS] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sunny : =a - : : al ito r | ' TOSSING GLOVES 70 bee ye ng ony 0 “omtgn ae? = oe gpd equivalent. Three years’ study in | hours, if a night school, woula be | : | would mot beceske effective until | n I a PARTY GUEST FALLS 18 FEET ‘feet to the yard. At City Hospital a day law school, or equivalent in required. The proposed changes | 1928. | : ; : . : ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1924. ‘doctors said she had suffered an ru Seren -Room HRs Seriously When She Toces|imury to the head and neck end STOP ‘ AMR IA : Sleeper Daily on a ere Hl ay lage || LITTLE ITEMS OF DAINTY APPEAL AT JACCARD’S Women’s and Misses’ ing to Man to Stop. were departing when Miss Lee attempting to restore a for-| found the gloves of Perry Denton, | : a am oe pair of gloves to a guest|/1307 South Broadway. She raised } } Shoulder Pins ) Always in demand with so many occasions wher | | eC Pec if a Lee, 21 years old, 2249A | the window and called to him. As ' just the added pin | | | seat street, was seriously in-| she tossed out the gloves, she fell | 2¥. y q p provides the final touch. These . | el jortd rl today. In tossing the | from the window. accar suggestions reflect only some of the very | TIWOQ 1) i | hii | many jeweled items for your personal choice. Los Angeles , = Tn rt SEES St. Louis Bar Association | vise tax: richly en A % | GRAPEFRUIT Instructs Committee to graved and set = pearl —————— Example . eo gs | center, The pair, $11. ; : ideal home, we of Hi 7 Ripe, Juicy and of the la | Hi f 7 a "9 Ss © fer | In Proposed Law. =a —s Jacoard Special: ‘ In four different designs. Bar Pin of 18- | ALMOST GIVEN AWAY Finest Flavor, © © suites and single rooms. | ' ” wares white gold, as illustrated. Openwork pattern, center of | Wednesday Only | the Atwood Trade- Paso, during which a Arrangements made for wed- | “Ambulance chasing” lawyers) Platinum top, filigree de- genuine cut diamond, $12.50. Mask onevery wrapper. be enjoved. dings, parties and business Add happiness to the joy may not only face disbarment, but sign. Centering a genuine ; 4 mm ire. 1 ir, $12. Now arriving in this market ie eR OEE I ee I Nn gt i eer ee ¥ | conferences. of living by taking ad- may be punished criminally in Mis- | sapphire. The pair, : ~~ . . . Wa “49° 7 > ‘ - s , : ; liat Union Station, or File Your Reservation for vantage of the comforts | souri, if legislation approved by the With engrvaed centers, $9. c= P Jmenpos 1 angen) 61 OY 3 Eb ® | B it “ , =~ = a "s-s Our New Year's Party found here. ; | St. Louis Bar Association at the te | gi | —— It will keep for weeks ; : |Melbourne Hotel last night, to be. > (3A —— —E | | Wholesale Distributor: | West Pine BI. and Euclid Av. . Forest 7845 : | introduced in the coming General | pS | ean —~ —neateticomreaetel - sping Ee " Sizes. | i) ‘ 4 a eet Pi : Adjustable and in great vogue. Adds ever g g so much to the ap- Worth $4, $5 and $6 —— tation, which speakers referred to | : EPS 4 “hiehly | y I; _ gterling, white gold and platinum. CLOCIPEMeS wz, “sercencone ane “isn wo. J a ie Gusneen Fur Chokers, $2.95 tL . . . en’s Felt Slippers: bearing throughout—-full ¢ iP , ‘as 3 ushion rubber tires wived an. full aveien || Opposed to it, but instructed its| The Pins illustrated have priced $7; the lower one $5. colors; sizes 3 to 8. met with instant approval. (§ $1.50 valine with rubber grips: padded leather skene esion seat with coil springs; ball-bearing to incorporate a broad definition Bowknot des ars platinum Lep. Fur Coats. . .$28 pedais;: bicycle trpe wheels with nick- é : top, rich engraving. Priced, ak [+ so : Novel flexible links characterize this Bracelet for the young DE — AND MILD WEATHER : ) 6th ST. | tee’s recommendations in a lengthy report, urging reintroduc- | on white gold. $14.50 —— ition in the Fifty-third General As- sembly of two bills sponsored by fF oe + | — ' the association in the last Legis- Ji =e’ ADVERTISEMENT lature and which died on the Sen-| —_ : - ate calendar. One of the medsures Another Bow Pin choice. Treated ‘One T makes voidable any contract to Of filigree lati to oe k FREE KIDNEY EA: IVER | . ) filig platinum p. Pa - _ fy 2 / , | se a oF Ss eee of pres: Fine white diamond center. Exclasive Jewelers Short breathing pective litigation by an injured per-|]] Priced, each, $15. LOCUST at NINTH neers, sweliing sutuend t's foe deen: Some | Coe ‘Grppe ppe, Dengue, Head- keeps your system cle; if . ; = Z . son, within two weeks after the ‘plates she eu kidneys, stomach and heart, jeches, Constipation, ' Soups taste better ) ' injury. The other measure mahes | fi . o.% J . purifies the blood, etrengthens the entire saves doctor bills 25: toy jf Y, ; . solicitation to prevent or cause, | epetemn. eat ee ae ones 1. co it i the most , speedy remeds ° | a A A A ET ~~ | / claims a basis for disqualification During $924 the Post-Dispatch ' V4 , | of the offending lawyer, and tuakes pemted Stes Tetel “a= i. % é‘ 5. & | ‘the act a misdemeanor. ir) more then the TH Precedent for Disbarment. Consideration of the two recom- mendations was made to include a po i ve SM ' - . ‘report of a special subcommittee ' ; ; io y on “ambulance chasing,’ pre- | | Atit ‘sented by Earl F. Nelson, which | . 5 P 'set out a lengthy definition of the ; | yo 4 ‘term. This definition not only in- 1 on) ‘cluded the obtaining of such legal \ AAW a a: employment through another per- : 2 re son. but went so far as to makeé v4 the lending of money to a claimant, Dh | Yy y ty as an inducement to cause or settle aaeemementnnnanel nS | Yl | , itig: “ece isbar = , — a - - : 7 tr srt . a aa _ ——— paebedsrerseesbahe distin, Hiss heise SHE aeets SSsS28800" 383 SERRE Ee RrRet ae att eee Stith: ff ibis - hate te tt | ene? ap * oe Beare iia i ; ieee Ge eee >, See pee Po ag iit Ee aa | ‘ 3 | ont. ? nt ; tf ae : et ; ea, Bet iit seactse3 ahs Ta FE sara aE faves 1 iste a ‘ t hit 2 ; : : = Mes Shei hoccuesifesieess eae 2H erieeeyt tet ibn ; bai: a 3 Y. : @ f. ral ~ SOE FE OL RRR ES. TPR SIT a ea Sars t 27% = rere is bade rte a 44 + AY oS eh +5 : ps hart ‘ ud : : ‘ +, ; '“Most of these distinguished law- vers solicit their business. on the golfing course, and I know some of these lawyers, soliciting certain insurance business, who have made special trips to Chicago and New York, and brought back the busi- § Features like this emphasize this store’s leadership ness,” Eagleton declared. | Clothing” There were cries of Name them, name them!” 7 > ~a yl S273 =. ftir as “St. Louis’ Headquarters for Boys’ ‘I can do it. any time your com- > | mittee wants to know them,” re- torted Eagleton. To Define Term. Nelson, urging adoption of the two sections, challenged Eagleton | to broaden the section to incorpo-¢ rate any and all forms of legal : WE solicitation, asserting that the lan- & BE See ce ctcegseteteeget seetbect Haaser, aay fe : guage used was the broadest the i: Hf Srsrersectete setts FS: | is HERE RAs Shae ee gE: at : CHALLENGE ‘framers could make. The ques- F P SHEESH, gw SgEH HEH ‘iar fe. ss 3 Sst ~~ ; TSR Sans ms . gee, ihe eis! $481) 5s pe ry Do ~ sift} eg Te SeuaE see ORTH agen saatias rt ey aia SET fet) ek ie mARERERKREAR A, ww Zi éK ; o | SS tion then was put, and on a divi- aie is ‘ oes +eeee ° : 4 tr Comparison fei. With $18 to $20 Qualities Elsewhere sion carried, 46 to 35. | is i With this discussion concluded, | a 4 EI » mee Big ae ne eee Beerei as ge ang s BR the lawyers then took up a prop- wainiitie A Peaeees fee ere Bigs sence snr é mgeeee,| osition, advanced in the Atkinson | PEST ak et EN iar aso eH eS spopr cas ae! aces eS. Sggemess § er Mast Siam report, providing that courts of record should be kept open contin- 'uously, except on Sundays and cited tnel Cote owaty Circalt Cour Wednesday—A Wonderful Special Pre-Holiday Sale of ‘which is kept open by law for litigation affecting the Public Serv- ice Commission, as a parallel. 'Circult Judge Robert Hall ques- | tioned the prospects of the passage | of such a measure at the hands of a Legislature controlled by rural | members, but the Association ap- | proved the section. A general act for the arbitration peg comenyetak Menatee, Coaae a The Most Astonishing Coat Values of the Winter (the committee. Such a law exists With belts and oth- in New York and New Jersey, mt? in loose En- Atkinson said, and in the former lish models. Woo! | etate some 8000 to 10,000 cases had : Plaid linings. 8 to lbeen settled without an appeal to HESE Coats are first-class apparel in F you have hesitated to shop for a Coat 46 years. SS BQ lthe courts. Some of the lawyers ; on account of price we can whole- every particular. They are well made present urged that the present heartedly urge your attendance at this Boys’ All-W id Macki $6.99 Missouri statute, covering commer- of substantial fabrics, warmly lined and ' W -Wool Plaid fac inaws, . 88 ‘eial arbitration, and which was interlined and completed with enerous special selling on Wednesday, for in val- litigation, a precedent to disbar- ment There are all forms of legal solicitation, but most of the ambi 2 lance chasing in St. Louis is done by corporation counsel charged : , \ a A ‘Mark D. Eagleton, who identified b ‘\ Ny Wee —— himself as a lawyer engaged - de- 4 fendin the ‘“‘poor man’s rights.” "Y Mifz, 1 He is 2 Bi partner of Edward W. . Foristel, a Republican politician VU VA Be teo-Pant Suits in ’ Powder blues, En- Silsh lavenders, full = grays and ether shades. Alo darker color- M@ estripes and ks. Superb Yoolens in newest Models. Lined Knickers. & to 18 years, Overcoats in ight Nile, heather Shades and dark Bol\d colors. Some Y “A, Vt ipyyy, save" MMIII VMMMMMMM@qqqqVMH Ws MMMM. Wa 4 Extra-Quality Juvenile Suits $2.89 to cover the ground. fur collars which give them the attractive ° ats Boys’ Sheep-Lined Coats : . .$8.99 | Higher Qualifications Urged. appearance of Coats priced very substan- the hcp ee in every way meet Boys’ Waterproof Rubber Raincoats, ans “Litigants will continue to ap- tially higher with your satisfaction. 4 peal to the courts, asserted Judge Boys’ Full-Lined Knickers 1.00 eset ° nie ot ieu olen aes HER OVERCOATS AND 2-PANT SUITS Cer yale oP apes a AT $4.88, $6.99, $8.88 AND $14.55 Other speakers shared this view, These Coats are made of such long-wearing materials as Bolivia, Brytonia, Mokine, ‘but the proposition was adopted by arml fur trimmed with Squirrel, Marmink, Mouaf- i ad alain ieal Truvennette and Matoria. They are w y h Wolf. | A report of the Committee on flon, Beaverine (dyed rabbit), Maskrat, Sealine (dyed Coney) and Manc urian | Legal Education, prescribing Mall | higher scholastic qualifications for Orders ‘applicants for the bar, was pre- EVERY NEW FALL AND WINTER COLOR INCLUDING CRANBERRY Carefully isented by Charles P. Williams, and , 1 The proposed law would Filled adopte: 1° P KLINE’S—BASEMENT. provide that the applicant must be | 21. sident of the State and a CLOTHING COMPANY ie ade the United por and — N. Ww. COR. 8TH & WASHINGTON have had four years’ schooling in an accredited high school, or its'

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TUESDAY. . PECEMBER 8. 1924. 22 STIOUS PO Se — Eee eee | ae Niet say: ae SE. TS nino Princes was married today ‘* os : ‘ 4 . ‘s ' 4 the late j , : . §0n ® the Post-Dispa:ch neath gga oe ‘the wedding OLD-AGE PENSION TODAY TORIO, Dec. $.— Princess Nobuk i Aas org ae my of Jap | 0 CHART YMAS 't} We -: a pees il LS a 2 cr oye dap OO Be National Officers Also ‘° Be Cho- | j res —— sum at Palls—Lewis Has | ; 4 2 ' nig” a af R ee ¢ tq acs ‘ ats 7 +. ia aw = 25 ss %! my. ° ‘ . ae asi > ae - ° 2 we “ ef, ° Upponcnt. shout the only worthwhil- L\esoctated Pree that druggist a a, PRINGFIELD, 1., Dec. 9.— 4 m8 ne se vine Sapees ™ GET RID OF THAT CATARRH Phage : iners in Illinois will be | : . smittee of Post-Dispatch — = ies ATARRH is insid idious. It starts vuaranteed an income of between / } c « ™ 7 a. } Perhaps your muscies twiteh or : : | SY le. . sc on the ballot. ¢ our naw Shake . at a My rate ’ our ¢ e U | ; | Sila oMsoil t 1 @ ension s§35- ; ry — 7. - ~ * >» / . , ™ ~ . —" ; ' Ue fs need trea and if vow s het such as that proposed, would NA | I ONAITI aeovided with Christmas joys) ‘ ah other sources, to share tn | a = Ages a in Lifetone ‘cs? _ entail the ; ition of a Whole new JaDCTR an take them regularly as a , i. _ aR mnt ta the district admin- . ‘ irected for 4 few days every bit = ) is guaranteed by ap seems eta ot ae Gaal BANK ‘n St, Louis , | “qabolday happiness on Christmas o; your Bervousness will go unlese’ a, service to millions o Amet- Se oh ee aes ail hutld’ 178 7 ; at-the Coliseum. Mics bur te Tabdiete wil! NV catarrh, oe » in determining the eligibility of Invites ; ; Ges unity Center, 3636 Page ‘ond ani. ae 4" : sore nose, etc. icant nd t amount t . . | nd enduratice | rou \ ; ; pplicant iat : i chairman of the Crip- ed enauratice inte. vour ; weh..- _ druggists have it. Tn Ti ste Sore thal and every member of ® oe 5 pens 2 eg ade — ' . . ren ttee . \ ote n ° ° ‘ F : - On? airi pate r tstmas ¥ esti | Be KONDON, 2608 Nicollet, Minneapolis, Minn. » a , the pension, and rf 7 on this year. Anyone knowing emia as ) un this join % | . ee of a small shut-'n whom straitened | drcumstance will prevent having a . d “end fuatantee this new Gteco' . . . eee me BP ps sh ae te petites — | oubiew. Malt orders. ADVERTISEMENT s Appror oP a Christmas [a peppy day will assist the work of ~ i : » menesio id t need 4 the cammittee by reporting the Case. to Miss Fleishman, Lindell 7981 or) a po Chelan om . ce een oR PE SURE Re ase Ses TB WH Yy BE QO ent on the wages ‘ es avings a8 ‘Lindell 3826. A special section f | THE HAIR ert a hoes ‘ ME raised box seats will be provided at op 3 saci ba joaw Oe "a © TE the Coliseum so that the small {- valids can see the entertainment, CAN BE WI | H BAD B REA | H ? ents monthly in addition to thet sIOsAL Baa : Be and actomobiles will be assigned to REGROWN assessment ind ‘ S ' ' j . m ee, Se , > > convey them to and from the WE GUARAN- full time jobs outs , ? ST Coliseum. TEE iT. NEW Wr. J. Perry of 792 DeKalb Ave-! B - ) ~? ———— ee == ; ae The Liggett & Meyers Tobacco HAIR or your B: kien “NW Y_ writes is any as “| nont - : | Co. in line with their annual cus- ae eT Ses ee n I > a cust - Olive * EE tom, have notified the Christmas | you interested | “] awakened each morning withan § > t ee 7 aeiiies anization, is : — _ x ‘ ; Festival Executive Committee that | “gow Yeate i: or ogre “6 os sa unpleasant taste and was often re-/| & candidate for re-elect! nd hi , ~ . they will donate T2 dozen pack- u costs you notni! , eT ee ai entitle ’ sev of | to investigate. FALLING HAIR, SNded by my wife that my breath | | Roe ee ee” ann? Paital BRRGbot IN SIZE AND IN Seaton $9 ages of smoking tobacco to be DANDRUFF an4 ITCHING SCALP)! was disagreeable none, 4 —-. eying = nein , s to the homeless men who are | un ’ | ee eae ests' at the Christmas dinners | wit make you BALD—un'ess FOS | “I tned perfumed tabiets, mouth | | * = nat oe isto- mG Call | ge ch year by the municipal i we step thom hes and oth flages which | a> > = 1, Jose paring of Re- Leaves ST. LOUIS Union Stat! a erves cach tito tt | THE THOMA S SYSTEM was anc o1ner camou w . r Jos | he sam ° a oa. .( Wadesh ) 9:08 AM ( daQy) and benevolent ciations. | {fiers ave only temporary rehef i — =. Se erve Mine va Scoua, ! O08 vee KANSAS CITY ....(Union Pacific) 6:15 PM ¢ ¥ ffective system of cross- | © € - y 4 . * att Mrs Som- L. BE. Melick ts tn charge ctci7 {| ESTABLISHED 1898 [314.N.Sixth St. 0s =» Penetrating Oil ° ne ts aor een te oe ime et = “une tee eff here Dee € — — i] h | Pai wie ing to the chairman of the meres Se a a anes at Sle e MW hes S Tae ie lst Committee, ‘ | GENUINE BLUE-WHITE ith the mintmum sentence of five The Powerful Lintment tor All Aches § Pain: ee a eee wna Gane ? ‘he court —— + : | | "> | KORETZ BECOMES ‘WHITE WING’ Duty in Open Air Assigned for Ben- + — efit of Health. | —T 4 ts of from ome to 10 years for ewin-— ” ; — — he = : z dling In connection with the pro- motion of a phantom Panama ol) UNION ELECTRIC ’ BS.) APPLIANCE STORE | gh cctere ‘io cnich reitives asd ~e™ Little Liver Pills, my stomach and ive-Year Sentence Suspended on at friends invested $2,000,000, has * been made a prison “white wing.” He wil! police the yard of the State ' case aroused much comment i ' Sg Penitentiary for bits of paper and Texas, as it w ==. —S ~~ .. rubbish. ; enwritten } SN * oe a Warden Whitman assigned him | to the job when Informed by prison t the slayer had act ' physicians that fresh air would be rcence except goss! ‘beneficial to the chronic diabetic. "6 OIL-BURNING LOCOMOTIVE \ s | | PUT ON EXHIBITION HERE ms | se f Will Be Used om Missouri Pacific W - have made 1t Casy for you tO give oo be “sumshine Special” Between St Louis and Seutheces J her the electric iron she has always e first ol!-burning locomotive - e made available for inspection ae mate avaitahte for ins wanted—the. 3 erican Beauty" the Mis- BLECTRIC IGM eA wit Nvi¢ $ ’ f FF] is in PUnTaer LE known to every woman in St. Louis. The first payment of only $1.25 will not be due until you get your light bill in January — you needn’t pay out a n penny now when each one looxsas big ie apt only ‘“Paittign,”” the as a dollar. A telephone call—Main gh Brass tr Si youre Prete 3220—is all the Christmas shopping a ~ = you need do. | ee er EL eee dee “ee FS On RT O* 5 le. aE tre ipee . —— a ee ee ‘4S YIXIS'N PIC . aa erv e . On Fire ' : ; ' : VW ’ : ' | PFD, Six Monthly Payments : of only $1.25 each with ) fier 4 ; °,° Your Light Bills — Firse | Bs tTom Neuritis Payment in January. : 4 Thousands of people afflicted with im | MMe take medicine fer rheumstiom Puna Z, TS 4S NICHE N UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST - - - MAIN 3220 Webseer Groves — Wellton — Se. Charlies — and all branches ! - d ‘

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his luxurious all-stee] niles esSt.Louisdailyfor aver and Salt Lake City. ioe Pecifie) G13 Pat (ey? jon Pacific) 12:20 PM (nest éay) on Pacific) 8:35 AM (day after) yn Pacific) 9:30AM (day folio "D Pacific) 10:20 AM (daw followin information and reservations af 328 N. Passenger Agent, W ct ania ™ Agent, Union Pacif Exchange, St. Louis — — DAS e YACHfIC~ : re _ A TL ATT ; 5? seesrere e “ 2 eee > av awe “tr p's, De ee _ i _ ey get se : - ' N ee —————— J PP oS other evening newspapers: COMBINED - The Most Unusual Holiday Offer on Record) ae Come Wednesday! Share inthese sensational holida offerings! We offer you cash values on the most amas ing terms in St. Louis. Don’t miss this great chance! Our Feature Offer! Exactly 65 Blue White DIAMONDS Selected for Size and Beauty monds, each set in delicately hand- No Payments Till Feb. Ist Buy this exquisite Diamond for her Christmas gift. You need make no payments until February and you have. all next year to pay! ALL NEXT YEAR TO PAY! ts orf al jj ®. . 7 - A special importation of large, = fiery, perfect-cut blue-white Dia- ( $ _ ! pierced mountings of 18-k. white {| t gold, beautifully engraved. A spe- : : cial holiday feature on the lowest | | HE GIF 4 ORE Wa HE (WN terms in St. Louis! | "nae a ae Oee * — ~ ... - a ay - ag v — @® BSF or 2 Pe eae 4° The rmationally known Figin Watch. 17-jevwel adjusted mowremen t. 20-year gold filled case. All mext year to pay! >. oo - . St. Louis’ Finest Selection of Nationally Advertised Values on Credit A complete stock of the well-known makes—Elgins, Hamiltons, Illinois, Walthams, Bulovas, etc.—at the lowest factory set prices, and on these exceptional terms. Pay in 1925. a eae oh f WATCHE S-@y gg? iis 4% Vo gift so adorable as a lustrous strand of Pearls. Full opera length. In attractive aziét box. Guaranteed indestructible. Pay next year! -_——- : " . . . . . . . . : . . . . . *~ en* — ry : ‘ ; : : . " . . eeeoececoesoeoeseesee 4 ~422N.6"S We want to help you give the first gifts you'd like to give this Christmas. Choose now from this magnificent array of beautiful jewelry gifts. We give you until February 1st to make your first payment and all next year to pay! - . . ir im -— Are ~ “a a“ 7 or OF . re Silwerware. flat handic, guaranteed a lifetime. Pay in 1925! $3722 To "1200 No Payments Until February All Next Year to Pay Seeeee 6eeeOe Cees eeeeeeeee 6 & . 6" -~ ~ ~~. a a eeseeeeeeae ae ee * - — a . . : = . > a ™ a ; . , . — ~ . : ; ’ / -., A AE IO A I _ — 7 7 +/ ror ee —_— -- - 06. Fe ' (ne ¥ > r ae ee — 7 ee. Ree eS

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ESDAY, Y Cire ulation | t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — __ DECE eMBE v _ST.LOU! LOUIS LOUIS _POST- “DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISP. 1 TCH alone has MORE CIT _Praeba MBER 9, — nl a. -- Sha .. = PECHULIAR BONES ‘DIM May, § 7 Stern &( aaa y ines Give Sensible Gifts Neighbor ry itailies Killer O V Testifies He Bought es 7 op | ———— ea =} : 3s Them for Soup but Be- 3 Pe ees, — —— | eis came Suspicious. a | LY 7 Q Ss I Paid $5 00 Qs a ) SLAYER SHOUTS ee ene ae coon ae * |) ae ghia Phonographs—lhe Gift That the Whole Family Can Enj I ] ‘ 0 ‘ . / - 7 > éé . 7? - ; face Souler. om neg ales | of Masic— — ———— ” - You Lie!’”’ He Cries as Ac- x m the movies and on the stage. W: | o> — lj Menti M O LIMIT to your selection at May- B UY your Christmas Phonograph on CcfE have them made to order, by tbe | i \ complice Mentions !viur- No a wick, Seneca Colman —a small payment delivers your seleg voy nied aoe eee , Gers — “I Never Mur- Stern's. Brunswic aki at once—and you can pay the balance a ion ter | and many other high-grade makes in all ie h le h : or 40 years consulted the | dered: | Did It for Love.” 7 each week or month as suits your conver leading powder experts. I have 87 50 ) wwe, 5 are sizes and styles—and all at the most at- , . ps _ ~ eevee ‘(OE iio ' . ’ "> * could not offer them this pe owder at ee rmipire 3 ierer of ‘ | & | it, " Wig . the price I paid. cluded at $87.50 ( So I went to the makers I tol ST MERE ane win dheues on lil NE ; 1 Bi lll it Ly - 2m ae eet J Another Special Offer them I could sel! a million bores a! a _ pags ticc: ait Ly | ty f\ iy SSS fy — | binet Premier Phono- ordisery prices. They finally agreed his trial yesterda + ee “|| | mrs ' ? — CREE] Pereze cabinet Fre supply it—my identical powders = shpat gtlty eaten Deter te | Sa st all De Lis} Sianed in mahog- $ = er My name. i! terru ied by tne ress Sage r ig Pa } of 5 any. * ere Now vou can obtain i= impr | i , to is ue ' roin 4 To } i AG lil . ~'s Vil . x | 7 i. om ' “ial ; asl) . | 1 6t h and Cass . : . . = st. . le } “ ae , ey druggist and toilet counter bas it. wee anes — alas ae ; | ' ee ° : . 1 : edition. Only It ¢omes in two ¢ Ty : rot hen but after Doillir Liem e , . ; . . — ee heavy, clinging, eold ¢Prcga ’ rive - ‘ t? Lu > The . si bh at, € ne Uiilal ie ; a 7 : _ r n I bone 4 * = z "ae si . = oso = — ee me ee ge ee ee eee a eee That is the tvpe | '. the other is light and Ttiuft nd euDp out lie n euspect: heavy pow: der in SiyjUar sts > t*hece sre huma! ne \ $1.00, the light in round | a “Pantastic, absolutely fantasti With 12 Selections You will find these supreme crea . the prisoner shouted the neigh ti Ne powders vou have used © TC ae tahd tate ators t did not mur- . . . Si Any face powde: bs BELL’S jer. It just happened. They do, Brunswick Royal Console For This Console Phonograph Brunswick Tudor | - : branded Edna Wal lace Hopper a tand my nature. Mur- An instrument of extreme beauty and An instrument fit to grace the finest am exquisite product ser? I am guided only by leve.' marvelous tone quality. $1.25 a Week Pays for It and give a lifetime of pleasure. Mail this coupon and let me send you samples. ~aratieg wnat fine face ee se ai on “Willies | . uniform ns- powder means. EEE gh EE a Imost ~ > te a) = ‘ tha . ' . . i? ws) ‘ Le] ; : it et. Se : aia A Sample Free ee Edna Wallace Hopper Be which was heap bones, knive 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicag Se-* pepe yer ho te ; | want to tr ratcheta, Bottles filled with the fa ) Youth (‘ream Powder & Face - his ' times and ) d-st aine:'| hite—F le« h — 2runette . , } a rene For quick, sure cough relief there is nothing like the pine-tar and boards torn from the floor of |! honey, which our parents and grandparents relied on. But be llar room where the murders @ure you get the genuine Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar Honey, the original were committed compound which has been used in thousands ‘Shouts Lie at Witness . of families for years. It has had many imitators, me heeios was descridin but still.remains the best. Often stops a bad Din he follawed Haar Perfectiy safe for children The quickest way to eect hone o cough in 24 bours. ’ he office help — through a Peet-Btn. date as well ag grown-ups. Insist on Dr. Bell s and patch Want ead. no other. Only 3@ at any good drugzgist's. DPEN EVENINGS " Sich No Money Down 1018 OLIVE ST. (SE Gw 178) | WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY . f ’ , “" ‘ ~ - /* > . | ‘ ’ Christmas Special—New-1925 Model—#600 Valuc en Haarman killed ; “= = — the butcher to furthe- A 5 —— \e fs] ht | $10.00 a Month ayer-Fiano VUuttit |). Real $250.00- “Sa Pays for This on a a ee wees Value for $189.7 ~\ / =: ple Haarman murdered Grans neh ace | gyre Bp on ecg lh gE Guntie Mohair Living-Room Suite ROLL INET shouti! : : | SELDOM, in all your experience, have you seen a value equal to this. A magnificent over- ete Ta mad & Murdé S. "murdered. |! stuffed Living-Room Suite, like cut—davenport, armchair and arm rocker. Every piece A eee ee ee iS Massive in design—the arms, seats and backs are of 50 MUSIC ROLLS ae ee aa a | genuine mohair—a]l other material is of velour in tbY oon ee ms shades to match. Has loose cushion seats — bee With Each Player Purchased Now > , ee wee 1 the bill aa eae \ Marshall spring construction throughout. ~“ real - ™ | St. Louis’ Greatest Player-Piano Offer $10 Per Month | accom lice denied w) * ant Christmas Sale & Junior Floor Lamps $30.00 Values ie $7.50 = Look at acprepeeens This Price $2. 95 $ | { A! bY Wa “MALS STERN CO-ps Start Meathir Parment« February, 1925 Q ibe tone eeiieut leacl: grotecd. Only 50 Left—Hurry If You Want One Roller-Bearing Coaster Wagon! Ss Terms to Suit TREMENDOUS } | special purchase makes \\ possible one of the most : . ‘ Z 3 wonderful Lamp bargains of | wigal q | the year. Great assortment a ae Rees ; , —one more beautiful than _ | the next—just the gift that : fe or mother will ap- > ‘. ‘= a T’S a good, big’ W ~ eee P -F | ADVERTISEMENT. ; I S g Wagon with 36x16-inch body, var preciate. They have 22-inch —_ TS mished in natural finish with red painted top rail. Has | shades of shirred Georgette | Good For Weak Eyes | steel gearing in black enamel! finish. ’ Saeed ’ The quick action of simple cam- | roller-bearing double-disc wheels with oad Shcaaaep a: — en : Remember—this is 5s not a $295 Player-Piano phor, hydrastis, witchhazel, ete., large corrugated balloon-type tires, e fancy rnetal finals, metal — ee , This sew MPiayer-Piane is af high-crade—a recular $600 value of latest attractive as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash | mucely plated hub caps, roller brake and leaf polychrome bases. long : style ond finish, and with the Lamp, Music Koll Cabinet, Bench and Mus _ : — 332ef ’ . r > ane eew Player-Mane eutfic. per Ort tke . , $30 to $35. Choice at $16.95. Write us. We ship eny Piano or Player-Piano direct ¢enm : — ~~ " Out-of-Town Customers tories. Cnicage, on Free Triai—No Money Down—and 4 rrange Easy | an A. S 1 9 Fur Chokers, $2.95 Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Piancs i. cn 1018 OLIVE STREET (S.E.Cor.11th) St Louis 1012 N. GRAND Open an Account TWELFTH AND OLIVE STS. Your Credit pe OPEN EVENINGS

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en 7 et iF €7% Ye Orr sas fh mee? tee yell vs i lh aa Mee FOE PLIST eS ae PORE NLT FEES TE Re SR ee. eS EPS, ER ES OR. a LF nc Fo A LT Sra ae ee eee ee ee oe ee eee ee Pee ae ares yf x 2 a TUESDAT 3 i , . : oe Pg DECEMBER 9,19: * Me: ' ; | 2 es : an i ai reali) ROESDAT. ) Phe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone ‘has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS F —— sg WTS COLWDES Ge Triad PLORIDA wisn, SS Through Sleeper LOSES LEH ARM . ; SAT, All 1 to Jacksonville, Fla. | | | ‘putation After Accident The purest and most delicious of Teas. \ : ff TeuRISTMAS ® Genuine ( S #Victrolas ZIDOWN “= Small Weekly or Monthly Ss Payments } = | Fahsesiock Spring Clip Bindiag Pests ' gf we extre lo 7yeu. Seld evers- where. at - tricel, redie aud hardware ALL) hian Sold at all grocers — Try it today. Wie Whacihic ind Bictsinat BLEND of INDIA, CEYLON and JAVA TEAS on Creve Coeur Line. et steres, geveral Fi | steres ead serages. « : | Commencing December ist Leaves St. Louis ___......11:25 pm Arrives Memphis __...... 7:35 am’ Arrives Birmingham -..... 3:20 pm Arrives Atlanta _____..._. 8:40 DROVE ONE OF FIRST MACHINES IN CITY, . | Motorist in Another Acci-. FOR RADIO— ily Can Enjoy | suits your convenience, | Office of Doctor. all radio dry cell tubes | ‘ de Sone eee calectiod . | Arrives Jacksonville ______ 7:45 amie dent Gives False Name If this S; fais . | ! COLUMBIA IGNITOR! pay the balance a little : | Cafe Club Car After Taking Victim a ignature ‘a ‘The proven dry cell, for Dining Car Service All the Way = ¥ fT ¥ aie tet ort tee tal m2 inns wow = ~ - —= en eC CC ACE LLL LO ALD LL = - — eT : i a | ; : re of years ago, drove His Ford, » 924 ' coupe into a Creve Coeur car on | Olive Street road last night and was | critically injured. A compound fracture of the left | arm was so bad that surgeons at | 1 > - city hospital found it necessary to.) : amputate this arm above the elbow, with Smythe's consent, early today. He suffered also a probable frac- ture of the skull and bruises of the head, yet this morning he was ) cheerful and said he couldn’t re- Chris tmas = ‘. member anything about an auto- Y i =" mobile accident. pecial : | ee Smythe, who is 45 years old and | RE | resides at the Randolph Hotel, 206 - North Grand boulevard. was a er a ; member of the old House of Dele- wean sauaaione | | gates years ago. He had at one book, BE opto | —==- | be od a predilection for hurrying Clothes Properly," which ~— US | to @ires and accidents, and not in- w "ll send free to > f= =——e~. frequently was mentioned in news- i who buys ote =! — ee TT aed ge. ames as a conveyed beam on our 30-day i - . oso a injured persons to hos pproval : 0.00 a Month : machine pe agg oe ai ys for This | Says Gong Was | ed. dealer with i r The accident occurred at 7:45 Dp. ed m. Smythe was driving east on Olive Street road, which is paved with concrete. A southbound Creve | Coeur car, operated by J. Cornelius | Bunyard, 5815 Delmar boulevard. | | motorman, stopped as unusal, be-/| - fore crossing the road. Bunyard | said he saw the machine approach- | ; ing, about 150 yards west of the | tracks, and started the trolley j across the road, after sounding the Your Baker or Grocer when Smyth's machine ra tae will deliver or reserve a loaf for you every weekK— ay a Week for Ironing Means a : res i: onth a Year at the Ironing Board — We ask you, Men—doesn’t She deserve the New Sunbeam Iron an ambulance. — Before his arm, that holds an Even Heat and cuts short these work-hours ? own physician, but conse ted - NG DOES NOT HARM the operation when told “geri hen AN IRON OVER HEATI emergency. Today he told report- ers he remembered nothing about | an automobile accidertt, but had been walking across the street ificent over- . Every piece _? . ee <Se eoR + cee ee ee ee SOT ws = Smythe was taken to the De Bal- iviere avenue sheds by the car crew and then to city hospita] in | oor Lamps OU men have the word of many excelent house- There’s no machine yet made that can build this ‘New Sun! . mirror-like soles All-Over unit. So we make it by hand, although that anegenes TO Oe Se costs us double. But isn’t this worth it when a woman 3 Place a standing order Just phone your baker or grocer. Ask him to deliver or reserve a loaf of raisin bread from my special Wednesday baking each week. I bake it “special for Wednesday” —beautiful loaves filled with large, plump, juicy Sun-Maid Raisins. Make this inexpensive and delicious mid- week treat a regular Wednesday feature in your home. Phone your standing order today. * Endorsed by bakers everywhere, 4{ncluding the Reteil Bakers Association of Americe and the American Bakers’ Association a Standing Wednesday order with your Baker or Grocer when something knocked him down and ran over him. Smythe’s wife and daughter re- side in Normandy and a sister in ‘St. Louis; another sister and his 'mother are in Oklahoma City, Ok. | | Eight Persons Are Injured in Series | of Accidents. | Frank Horwath, 18,.of 4047 Clay- ton avenue, was knocked down by an automobile when crossing Boyle | avenue at Manchester avenue vyes- | terday. The driver helped him to the office of a physician, who said | _Horwath had suffered possible 1 _ternal injuries and a ilacerated 'scalp. The motorist left after giv- | |ing Horwath what purported to be his name, address, telephone num- ber and jicense number. The police reported that all this information. was false. — er ee -—— Priests and Nuns Freed. | DUNKIRK, N. Y., Dec. 9—A_ telegram received by the Very Rey. | Felix Ward, rector of Saint Marvy’ | |Passionist Monastery here, from | _the Rev. Stanislaus Brennan, pro- vincial of the Passionist Fathers at | West Hoboken, N. J., states that plate, tapered nose, and even All-Over heat wilfiron the hardest pieces easier and quicker than any iron previously created; and make a woman’s ironing a joy to Sehold. For beautifully ironed table linens, dresses, shirts, and embroidery are a matter of pride with her. Her women friends know they’ re the hardest pieces to iron nicely, and they’. sure to notice them. Here's a typical case from Sunbeam Iron user, Mrs. M. Colbert, 8719 Commercial Ave., Chicago: “I have a good many children’s clothes to iron — baby’s dresses and little girls’ aprons and dresses—and I never have a bit of trouble, even with the pieces that and corners, and are starched Fhe iron holds an even heat and gets right up into the littie gathers. leaving everything so you can’t sce a ‘rough dry’ place on it any: Then take table linens that are big and heavy anc must be ironed very damp, with a very hot iron. T hey cool off the ordinary iron and that slows up ironing. It also compels a woman to use more pressure—it tres her ironing arm. ° Why Sunbeam Heats Quickly— Heats All Over — Holds Its Heat Sunbeam stays hotter—and holds an even heat. Hence it irons quicker, and with much less pressure. F® its heating unit extends over practically the whole sole-plate—not in a few spots only. There is more heve so many spends over a month a year at the ironing board? Over-Heating Will Not —— It About 70% of the repairs to ordinary irons are in the heat- ing units. A woman forgets to turn off her iron—it over- heats——then it won't heat up as before. And a new unit costs $2 or $2.50 installed. ; In the New Sunbeam iron we've put am end to this trouble. Hours of over-heating, though it might dis- color the nickel, cannot harm this All-Over unit. One reason is that we insulate this heating unit with sheets of pure mica. Over-heating might cause a composi- tion insulator to separate, or porcelain insulation to crack. Another reason is—we regulate this unit to prevent a rush of violent heat. For that’s what scorches clothes. Yct the Sunbeam heats up quickly to ironing tempera- ture because of the large heating area. caiies. And as long as a woman is engaged im using it, this iron will seldom get too hot. If it should, she simply dis- connects the current. Sold on Approval —Guaranteed Don't accept an old-time electric iron and think you are getting as good. For only the Sunbeam has these new improvements which mean everything to the woman who irons. Detach the coupon now and hand it to your dealer. If he hadn't the Sunbeam he’! get it for you—or you can mail the coupon to us including dealer's name. Let nothing prevent you— for Sunbeam is sold ow 30 days’ and . free from dirt and.” meoistace, A fa. valse at only $1. . ,the Rev. Father Mathias and the heating area—more evenly heated mass. approval and is | - etry) ee Rev. Father Dominio and two Sis- B to oa gan a | ters of Charity, who were captured COUPON — Hand dealer or mail to | } jin Hankow, China, Sunday, by ban- ities Coa THE CHICAGO BLE SHAPT CO, ’ 1 eboald to try the Senbeam iree, and will par §. Sia) Sige tee olla tad mec an ae 7 a dits, have been released. Work Panis, $1.25. ose $3-95 Pants .. 1012 N. GRAND Si ED ai sees 7 4 nbear THE GU. Your Credit Is Good sh to our Kaked Tucsday night and delivered fre stores every Wednesday . Chock contiy * fine, plump California raisins. The greatest Raisi read value in St. Louls.

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- “ 4 > = 3 —". ‘ — _ a vs . ry een ft _ Pr ar “> aye pe See Tr te , ri PO So ee ry * saad a io & e >= 2 2 5 ta. - F - es = 2" wear Fe Sy im - 7 re Ae +. ’ Le: i te Va . “== zi in and one ee evening news r COMBINED ESD The oa post-DISPATCH Grape asa MORE CITY Circulation i598 the = 9g Pak. Ee ping newmpape ES a RE eT es ET * a a 7 — | __oesnay 1926. a ae ened ” joo ane gs. ’ | “ re, Re: ¥4 i> ‘the most extensive military pro- | a necessary part of your | (Formerly The Merchants Truck & Tire a ‘ 4~ tendent of & . Sf) 7 i ' gram this country has ever | : si as an address The | | : Oey TE “ ag ite coon wardrobe. Those months | THREE SERVICE STATIONS — 2 —--dw paticrns arc the heest i ~— —— be , ) a adopted, said Gov. William E. . . a Women's ~*~ ‘ ; , . } ~~ , 5 “ . = , are just ahead | 2710 Washington 1105-19 N . and the workmanship os- , pe? : . \ Sweet of Colorado in an jaddress on | | ° Boment 377 Central ¢ 31. the College C surcs gencrations of plcased - - 7 4 . : ’ = ng Nt. a “Christianizing’ Our Internationa! 5955 Delmar—Cabany 9365 is | a Me Le help educ A ift j i for its smart- , is the estaDdiisnment or uni\ . : =- > ae ; orer dist See se eeereed for | . VEGETABLE BOWLS $19.50 to $100.00 ace.” he said. “It is urgent not ‘ 4 > . 2B ‘ Paeee | ' ¢ $10. 00 Values her bel ness and taste. ss eg OH ee “ a FLOWER VASES GE.tS 90 yr ee eS ee forget- ] ff oa a Be, es Vis D 89 $3.50 to $150.00 Fi hgpepoondliks via bea Se te mamta BREAD-AND-BL Tl ER oy tin the “Se rs per oe Wor rl ld War : . - eee ie 4. co (6 in cases $35.00 to $71.00 "ith the return of normal cond! : it : oon -of ; ee an a Me . sora fc om ior in Europe, the nations will ' 5 weg «Ct . - yy - acters ait beers Filled i m 3 » ; re ’ iv aa aistita : ~ er es : coe 4 el = : es sy ABLEWARE of the lead- INDIV ID! AL SAL TS and Peppers ‘ legitimate method , : sss . > as = ‘ Son a : ; ing patterns may be had | ‘6 and 12 In case ; disputes. This view = is becom- . ; ' " ) ~ » "SS : : m4 ing increasingly prevalent in the here in sets or gift chests. SHERBET SETS (in sets of 6 or 12 rmited i ) 3 sis : me case } . $23.00 to $110.00 “At the recent meeting of the BB. > \ saaa ae - Te " 7 2 *y ' mm) Pad AP Py ’ a “= +4 . - . ee ~— oy me The prices represent AFTER-DINNER COFFEE Sets | League of Nations the most far ' = = sr 1416 W po reaching step which has ever been Fe sans : Peo i ashington gh eae ag ae #r 6 and 12 in case 2 ae: $30.00 to $127.00 taken against war was taken. The } - “we ” oe r ” rower res -” 5 ae bang i ‘ bee 538 ; ™ ny r , ny S te! $ : ‘ — — —- nd , ~ ~_ j ee T iy . > : r ' t I : " - : . | eS. stews Rs SA a ES LEY > ane . -s } - F ee soremniy GeCeal ed A a. = \ - ~ . ~_ tm _——- | : fon at ; ioe ) = aggressive war was an internation- ' x \7"\ =-, ~*) > o. now ha S : ~ Y = = DIVIDED PAYMENTS offer a most convenient = E Se dies a rss 1 nde : a — / ie w ve Vv everaiiy uncer- : tart a set of fine Solid Silver Tableware as = = Bla) crime.” Th Ps gga f 2 Ss . = = way of paying for your Gift purchases. You maye — ~* ie ian sal Bi sade -. : : see a ————— | ze, BOYS’ SUITS year. We : , : 3 : ae | & » highest if °°. ss) + im = & months—-without any extra charge. — a from time to time. S } . , America’s Critical Attitude. | : Be nae as Sos: | Bek = iad Sm orm TF — emseeeeee veneer Tame — — = , oe : s 7 | m oe canno fy, SHOR egy Trem et Tee a ane empty temned \eemar: abies VETTE FIT . ome SY al te “It is a matter of profound re- : - na gret to many that the United | a these amo States, not being a member of the «sin ir] aT) Ti - wa ~ > j - — MAIL | DIAMONDS League of Nations had no. pert 5 , : ane ¢ Associated Press. generous provisions for the demands of the season. LONDON, Dec. $.—Mrs. Georgk- lana King Lewis, 87 ve old Quaker writer and phitanebropiat Rich new patterns of rare distinction in design and , a yesterday at Croyr & | was tne warsie'a orden. She workmanship as well as favorite old ones, may be had biographies. a complete from after-dinner coffee spoons to service plates and platters. The opportunities to buy a single piece or a complete service make it easy to keep your Blu hill luhill : expenditure within whatever bounds you may fix. There is no more helpful suggestion to those who are seeking gifts or making personal selection of silver than to read the announcements of St. Louis’ jewelry shops and stores each day in the Post-Dispatch. You $ DRESS | will oe there, in addition to silver, a tl ‘pee a oa idea eid pe an ay d, platinum, precious stones, TSED—LIAE NEw i012 Nu. GRAND | Copyright, 1924, by W. G. B, The Post-Dispatch. This Estey Player-Piano will give years of satisfaction. The case is finished in ma- hogany and the player action will play all rolls to perfection. $15.00 Cash Delivers This Outfit Two-Tone as $100 Value Reduced to The Cabinet is fimished in two-tone mahogany and has a side opening top, large record capacity, and will play all records perfectly $1.00 Cash | Delivers It Cabinet Phonographs Sa A O 15 4 ed in mahogany. Very special at this price, _ & ___ Delivered for $1.00 Cash . vende

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ee The » Daily POST-DISPATCH atone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH — — a conference on wage differences, | of the system. The strike vote in- | was officially announced yesterday, |volved approximately 6000 men’ TUESDA .. , OS “f | and was met with the announce- | em | , ployed on the Southern Pacific ¢ : ment by William Sproule, president | proper and its subsidiaries, the E! “4 of the company, that such confer-| Paso & Southwestern and the Ari- 7th and Carr Street | ¥ | ;ence was agreeable to the officials zona & Eastern. that Goodyear Tires give: | comparable service, State Superintendent Lee Points | atement on the record basing its | : to Gasoline Levy for Roads | ve made in the past 5 cord hey | in Speech to Women. tl in Ce Tee op AN A: : ee The voters of Missouri should LI | ‘even in the rural districts by voting, | , | 90 days’ time we will give you the 10 i i SMe i i gor n Sat i an amendment to the Constitution Hy th 7 ig: Pe yon ae tho no 7 im ad as if, nag ¢ Set . Sago Ag Until 6: 30 P, M, providing for a penny tax on tobac- | Washin ° ton ; Bg you ’ hs - money in , vance. ; ‘fig S. Rea me | co and cosmetics, State Superin- / = oe’ { ea saggy Sone erchas hh jaa of — ae arvoeny 448 MEN’S i ) rhe Yi aS $ DOWN Buys This Large CRVICE STATIONS | oma ipe piaenal essen e C OL DRESS Ce z 1105-19 North 12tm 3 Women’s Legislative Committee, at. Central AToOsTSatag _* the College Club, 6429 Delmar bou- easy SSeS - y ‘levard. Lee declared the tax would C i £ CEDAR CHES | ek ae furnish $5,000,000 to distribute an- | Pe & a | nually to the schools. | ? q ' — Whee “The State guarantees good | ‘ e ; — F : roads for every section of the State | a .- Blue Bird d ~~ — | ong deem under the recent Proposition No. 5.” Lee said. “It should also guar- 5, ‘ ; & s . antee good schools in every section Wednesday Only, Pair ‘ hee ° . very fortanate purchase § If the same principle that is recog- L ! Inner et ge able to offer a new line of nized in road building were applied gay intent footwear at those vey to education the State itself would Men’s $i All-Wooi 4 e, tan calf and pat- see that good educational oppor- gone. sued PP , tunities are provided for all of its With or Over a » $6. 00 Values children The wealthy and estab- IMPORTED Either , blished districts help build roads in “ Your f latest new the poorer sections of the State. To teen ses sg se Hat 89 Bag base? Cash or les and a certain extent the wealth of the Wedareiay 3 ‘ ay L: entire State should also bé used to y in Basement Credit | BF in eth ne enna mt ~~ ee gp Pe LPO -_— —e a e = —_—" ents woe widths help educate the children-in the é' Le 7 a re | districts. to $10. 00 Values ” +, Reatiotve the time has come 110 FIELD GLASSES = | | Bs ER when we must begin thinking (\ Me Ae REMEMB lus! wie 89 about a constitutional amendment With shoulder strap ‘5° 95 } sian > haa de he a — a Se ee designed to equalize educational Fesesin?i oie ee A eras us. fay if aleatherette case EWE benage i tlien tit t Beautiful Orders Promptly Filled souri would give us enough revenue S90F Fi i} ¢ : Lb: PY aw! wip FOR A DEAR ONE YoU GET Walnut Finish ae t t 4 04 ti l fa- | eae aey . (f £ A, suite ta every @ietiiet a the ELD GLASSES | Bae Tats AT eae pathetic erection, SET Coline Hest, ee the ages Gee $ 75 State. lo S06. ‘ \\ Bros. oe unanimous vote of the en- i 1012 N. GRAND gine crews and ndbtlere on the ae ized collar. Val- ay |Southern Pacific Railroad to strike ues up to $25.. idee unless the company granted them : MEN'S $12.50 | PodaMe i227... Slams» SHEEPSKIN - LINED (aan Bf a= “Vne Stationery = JACKETS $g.95 a Hamdeonte Chifforobe B= Packed in Attractive & With leather sleeves “Knit & " Blue Bird which | ce a Sane | a. All sizes, special — 2 | Dinner Set Stationery from the finest lets All the new shades and | } EET ES PEER RE a FREE a Our showing {is still com- . For men; 15 This extra large Chiffo- h - y and the prices range from ea robe has a roomy hatbox, =r) e : 3 styles; spacious writing desk, i 50c to $12.00 to $37.66. large wardrobe, panel VET by doors and iarge, roomy drawers. This is a Chif- “ a , , ° = — “EY EE ene re utiful ~ | = ee Seccce MEN'S HIGH-TOP BD oes. oc Largest iciniteee of Fountain Pens i in the West j us special Sale— aterman’s Ideal — Conklin’s End ae same the World’s Great- $5.00 and $7.00 Vas 16 = Inch; . thin the est Pen Sheaffer’s Lifetim ‘ ie pe Puan ‘$ $1 D ef ee Re - : wee : OWN This a x j $2.50 to $50 $8.75 ) 3 with double Sy ‘signifi- . we 4 mane Capes , M rri Ch | Wine. ee : all = leather, 7 OFrris air f- recog- isd FS 4 triple stitch- Blue Bird SK pon the = a Fee Copcetee ell be in eur Fountain Pee Depere arr g - ay a tufted ~ back ) he -—= . —Experts to fit your hand . & & : al O OTS $ silver, : | ‘ nee 3 Q russet; DURING THE HOLIDAYS | : — Dinner Set FREE and ex- 4 mat te help our patrons to select the proper Pens. Morris Chatr, do pot fail to EVERSHARP Children’s Printing 4 | : a” : ™ see this ose | al id 7 ithe aa ly silver ! and Outfits i . oe an teen! ta re, tae | Mae (ll is ot | PENCH ry 75c and Up in : ; * We bave o WG) | sueeces | bach of | LS if: | of many dif- = |) | . = CHILDREN’S PEN ) , erent styles. =r addi- | @ciRIsTMAS CARDS BOXES is me |g "y | aa oc Up ° ; $ ° 19 nese Oc- } FA ICY DESK SETS wHOTO ALBUMS Special —_ | Sizes Six to Twelve 19-/ MACEY oil JZ aes ; BOORCASES A ten's $12.90 Moccasin Style Boots Presses $7.95 $ 1 PARE ROCKER FREE! - SPECIAL Stamp Circus Educate Your Boy He BS “ | ! M] imese Rockers 12 Latest Selections and . Arent, meme FS Blue Bird Di Set oy my TRU N K =| | 95 KS. oa , a oe eee This esters et page aise those priced much higher elsewhere. The t mst at oe exquisite workmanship, handsome finish and design, and deep resonant tone Full «ize with closed top , hs | | | ABBA oi peer . mother, and will | all go to make this Phonc » more desirable than any offered before. The Wardrobe } + teas writ open top. Lllustrated, nasass. eee any | “ome is as clear as a bell—positively no rasping noise. In addition to the ve 7 low price and easy terms we give you 12 latest selections and # Bine Bird Mere gre Ladies’ rittea$ 95 & $ 95 “gine | hours of pleas CASES oss cP i F-*, - ©, > Z ’ a: ee r ' rr se ‘ : , ore. We show a xnag pyreee Vint BEN N , ] — om | 60c Box of Xmas Iree Ornaments, 12 in bex, on sale in Basement. 2Sc | : : leader for Christ- tuatiate of rubber | y = $4 8-Piece Pearl Manicure Set, in leatheroid case | : | * her ergy ee se >. Bee YS $2 NU-POINT, Guaranteed Fountain Pen, with clip or ring 98c | ' raed > ce Blanket « —a | 412-414 N. Sixth St. | Jo" & Washington _ ssi = ane

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~ _ ~ = Spt OS Ta era = "tial iin lord PO EN ee ee Dh ails OS TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1924 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee a HEYDL LER HITS 4 41 JOHNSON A1 OPENING OF NATIONAL LEAGUE MEBY(™NINE TEA a ~ - — " ee a a ee ee ee ee - os = Se a niin cilia lia ln ll li i ta ttl ais —EE ” ‘ . = ~~ 7. ~ uu a a i i . ns Se Oe gil ll ll al lll gl ll al al al al a i ee ~ ~ , , D ~ ne . . resident In His Annual Outdoor Sports ata asigicernonininentiliaidanpamuniineneineesiiitaatnineinnipsiitiieiiiaiiiedial Ss or nec z : ™ tanfor d Playe oo — ais rities r R ‘ (fj : Mi” ; oat Y ut SO a ae ee OS BO ™ eport Demands “There Be | : puan's YY Scan connienegy i a OL s mee swesne' |) We Z- OLL OWING fe aie SB -eent . G : St * 79 “a 4 : ‘ ATS > = ; AF, bastert football eleven : onzaga Quart : t | The $cu! ai } re tT DO “4 the consen*us pinion €%- Op Oo Unjust Innuendoes , ; ; | ait — in } Ss tena gO 4 pressed in myer of 13 al pail . nm : ¢ Montana and Imlay of Calif .. Laman {(YyaJe.) y O ce Center.........Garbisch (Army) we back Position: ~ ee Ta : LAH Guard. ----Parwick (Arms . (Princeton) (Hi. Cc.) . ooley (Dart) end (Vals ooh > mee re & ‘ &))pears isch (Columbia) ‘| cotlecting ‘his fil : Glenn Warner’s All-Pacifi & enc aALPY Mc Br ide (Syracuse NLW meTcan lLeagu 4 , . i? lliness of V - gee ‘- 4 Thij ian | 7 | | Weather cloudy; track slow. H. Shipkey Stanford Prevent Landis From , ) ix f | GF } | vende? mare a. Sine nesured of a ) N. Anderson U.S.C. Attencine j eetings | — ~~ : —a ’ : | > ! is end up, six furiongs: Johnny Jewe! — — » — nm - . Horrell California ; : | —_—_ 7 t | y gt [Se kee, maine Pa ‘maa it Ne Nolan Santa Clara Sn lef to comelae Bellman Washington has dem ate a8, Stockton Gonzaga Stand the Sie Kelly .- Montana on ene ' “oli : — at ‘ Imlay California fs vorite, ang he a. Strader st. Mary 8 - tr the : —~ =~ =. cass. We ‘Wars, GI ao cru smi ng attade Bg By ‘ S. Ww ° A DAm J ; 7 , Yi Z , 2 pron phe ay. . Gibbons has yet ve 4 Coach of Stanford University LAMPING c > a y tilly ¢@ “i fe > $700. claiming. 3-vear-| ou” Sule Mie “aa =O PALO ALTO, Cal., Dec. 9.—Im ehe Ww HO HAT TUST SPOTTED | ¢ : | ; | , | las. one mile: Sieivebloom. 07" (Ro ae out or tan hall team I confess that I have not a MiLiuOw Aree SWEET IE y | ack 105 (Harves 7 ec | ieading contami ; and that I bare made my choice of ) — —___-—_—_-_-_" - oan a : ‘ P. © DOr His SWF (79 of eke ah >| crown, in two “i ebservation but from informatior: I bate Wy. D” cmmealieas' gue | meme ME from the coaches of the coast teams wit M . Pp OPP LP Lele : . . . . ” Me er : "WC Joh _— sy 7 dis wit) whom T have calked. as we i a seal _ _ a ° *.,@e r ou" thir im ‘We ; * oe Kinl V t ec ‘\ R AY C | . V Bo v1 Sensieniaen il rom ~ erds and deeds through the newspapers. » eX 0 ass . rr bal i : 1S] xers Ty 3 RA . 2 “a = avs “i ; we. a an is as There were @. Ss. M portion to 1 ral his arti- oe ee es i ae ? os i ends but none| Ho utd ig cnoo = Evil. portion to the waive of his arti- | J @ Appear DED SUK oe 2S eecone aver Bei 313. dies. | #8 | onal wa Sases ra s :? oie a ve Pol y Gebdies anc ’ Gb in ch very prominently played the others through : Athletic League © about we bons | , = a ‘ : he fe meeens Coliseum Bouts — | LACE roe. ts P-vear-olde. | 73 7 ; | Sma the eieee- twa —_—_—- a — ae. ce oe Pe BP Oe eee ee ee ee «4 =e eee ee tion of Lawson of made Sranford. This the a "ee i 3 About 40 Entries for Busimess »- = »© ‘me—1 09 2-5 os i= player not only cal ec 4 a Pr’ ' ndgs Bij | , az s aah : ° J end pcoreyve? rs 4 a . ‘ has every 4efen- center. High im January. hagegge | ) ade . for ‘iting an Men's A. A. Amateur Show REE * lo | 4 sive qualification ing in ' , , : ni nei a4 ° } Seon! Pay " a 8 . . ° : for a good end th ~? | . —— ts ' ; but is unusually Walters League = omic 3 Mok) ligt, § . : — may ru ‘ ras = ' es $3 ne eee “ ; = —- | ae heavy and eff-\wery ge st _ , abe cient on the of-'| GLEN N pa at both n Stock’ os WaRsEE. handling the op- Idaho, League in 18: ? . needes 1 w pom Si ; “7 ; “wf 4 : vets | a, . ar Wes — a a an | ae. th—Dandy Brush. Seventh Sur = Aa posing ‘tackle running with the backs 7 : : bP eres ' . us 1 ier pelea | rs perbum Hao y wes me a . ball and receiving forward pases first _ ‘hp patronage Rs ha ed 1 au : a wie 4 : i : ae ) 5 7 n the annut e yer } bp : : wh ou ‘ on ane ere ; Se ee eee : : ; ‘cht, but the uth, Aw Hie was the headiest end on th der mal paid atvend- 101 ) | 2 ] of Educati be seit Rina : " ees | = 7 ne | coast. Vesser of Idaho ts given the in abt for + = yaw | | le DB a : ' erm its en's Athletic Associat mat c io Pe ie, other end position. although in my | Carlson epinion there is littic choice be- ins of tween him and Hobbe Adams, Uni- ;) fornia. | versity of Southern California: Hu- For eis and on clube agreed | | fone “ ne : a ee ee unt : » os + s*) > 7 - terdar. with @& arte b 4 si : heiee ends are Ted Se heave just closed the bes? that such a) rath ‘? owe ent hee a i“ : > ag Scoring ¢ Der fy We mes res! it) acoun- | fas: ee SS | Picke ' Sav showers dur i oe - ht; : fe and Godett, Oc- years in our hietor:s SA. gavor S: : ; dial ik oni Isic? eg es m ey ) the part tery ntrants ul) Ruch irras. Private Pey _ him — morning er, “yet we find that in ever . tions . . nin eS on — noe Senin | er ned Hump: a ‘st ain ~ nish the Gay's @ 7-= b ~ i pkey ot maaterd was of these years. one or mor ish tc e¢ Landis i : * b ae ~ : — Bale ree ma at €1 ppoiniees st hers bee x matches tn | ——o gp the aio te il oe ty. teed est tackle on the nd ube ioet mon: While this } ce u! ’ by so wre , — vin ad : ™; ] Qi * , ; — mreeetien — , al aa - —_—s , » 3 | —_ hi na lete ter “nm dex. ying ae ¢iose 'y following him tn ability aped “s been considered the fortune | ‘o be e , ae ate gt i : ew sna Der ieee eatin rn ENE nee at Pte champion rit} The results of the other Havana weather today i tt ~an Anderson of University o* he game yet 1 believe this situa on clubbing — ea | ' Bg i: i ce h 2 7 As ms m4 | . : ) on its » best local talent. Taces were @elayed im tramami«-. at least the final . Son hern California. These ere my is becoming more acute.” . | ae . vs eo ew se yom ss on an@ both « " :, “— acne repulse +) nek ¢ he ¢ “w brings te “Ion ished ei a, oe ' cheices and for the second comparison with 1822. Broo} “Stional to ( Che! = ; sat re ‘io beer , . ; —— m5 i} > othe ome of +) hetter loc: at. Ow'lng te the e1 4 om | would select Thomas, Uni- Pittebure Philadelphia Nev yr the Ass of Prem | : as | song Pimms an ine ed s ) 2 syalem § eee: ime xers im. t] preliminary bouts, MELE LEN DE - of Southern California. and kK ané Chicago all showed in- — apette. antes & as : : . Be ' : bu: there should develop 10 o: GLEN CLINES | ot been 1 ata anson of Washington oa oa rease4 attendance ~~ ae _ ” Vi , ) . ; The days of big death and im- . . CON vest TO PLAY AT NICE IN : be in’ ; : al i tackies were Ki Wash Another part of the presiden: y - a a ae ich inie 802 «a — rye urs total were precisely thos Kaiser to Box Visiter. INTERNATIONAL MEET DD. 8 i. Johnston, Sanford. are - Gisclowsec that 43.224 has: ; - acne 1s oldest hig . , ing : : “hen it was the fashion to try t Lost | rie Louisa who 1 oy ease 2. = ' fary’s, and Cahoon. Gonzaga were urec curing the seas :! ies ' ! “eae: = : mars olje na ; - ‘tbe , - aoey) tie same Chleven men Lp & Ty) pes Beainst the vi ne 4 ; ae apates ee a : i For . uards Nolan, Santa Care . | ; : ° SOIREE —Susanne Leng ow ace = ° a R2el!man. Washington, are my ton, is > —- _— increaec of Se8 ower 1823 re. —_ — wy See - .¢ mat Sk years C A throughout the entire gar ve peen bDusYy it cent tou . 2 : om ‘ > : " - . : “s . rye ’ . . , ‘ fio . —2 the ’ . ; *) . - : PA 7 j : : oe ger for the second team, | zood " ques " } | ; a ; : if ; “4 ; Ths oY? xo Tio és -@Trmis Tiare , ) } ; By John B. Foster. “ations cur! ne vear's pen- Will Ask for Trophies arg : ‘ " e anil Bo ten, we " aeiiael ‘aaah declined to ni teday at the Nir. ices: i ; a , I think Hau, California anc Swan. | fornia (Comerich:. 2974.) nt rece , ing nt Whether 1 hiet eet , : : aw? Pruits eves wie mnis C n the tnterz.ationa! ned bi F | Stanford. are the best. Watson of | NEW YORK. Dec. §$.—Man: tu am) " e mr a gee ae , | we ' Queer twiett and turn has been : ii } mr ue : | neta eh 3 , w . urd: min , . . ey pe eae a eee ‘ at pi —— as ee , . by baseball politics, but none ric} meeting ; or hig , 4 — ; : ee = 9 — Pe a ve > | = ‘Se? ~ ate Ben ee i . = -e e | TOMORROW'S F bs , mn humor than the present situ gue mh: e+ of + “ . here § Te oe . _ 2 n , ieee i = aia I: s pha a s Reece in which some National Leag:' ican : " ; s ptt rs re" alae bs . - S@.ct;7 i: z as 7 Pigabeth Rran, Line elit jin} woe os visers are actually trving to ste The Darvyy Vance Award not ntargn t+ : 4 ena v ' ——— : . re? . met ) , ) — , - : Aba os At Havana. owners of American League cial a 4 ' « tej , SSSI01 . is ‘ 7 , Tbe sais “Mes : ss e owing Mii. Thar ~ , eras be . 3. dar into a campaign against the pre League's ) : wo — pee? wean ) : eres. | ome Gent of the American circutlt 7 "hue . } eo OR - . 7] ny 4 . oo ; & -} : “Tro Fe mbes ’ , 7 ; . ; | f iad err. & : 4 eer 7 : Le 4 : ; ‘ : ; , mee? * row against Johnson was rehearsec + 3 ' : @ Ts onphi ith ths : * at ) liza: , ' ntrie | , , 1) “ before the meeting of the min: LDorize re ePreon ry ers of wh ; — ‘ 7 aie UTnamen t ‘ , “ e ' ‘ | LIT 6 , , s ns “a ’ , “a . +» ° - ’ 4 isda : : ; : - - “yr — ¢é Neh © (hat Organization saves pe oaATin Tide ; ; ie: im@er wis mat mene By ANF EEP P wT i Ted thetic services gratia for * THe: > G mothing that the Nationa ony Signs Vaupre. was re ie errecninrsy NIM perenne st Cc STY USN sae y i : F Cleveiand-Charrestosn High Scheel | League hae eer Gone tha? the bere l’reside! . J ir Poose ve rel nar pior o rT) as* + oe OLLAR e LE THAT é 4 sam toe be piayed next Saturday at Amerioan hae not Gone as well by -_ , 7 en eng occasioned | deci: Gefeated Je ¢] c , rs | r better, for the Americ: amod ) — von a) : ardin } — a | 3 Work Pants. $1.25 MEETS W ITH GREAT — ! emsent ennai i 4 oy ) ; oo : . eeu > LPELG - 7 - ty : ~~ . é ad is OC TH {en +2 im & - tion, and another row ix oft 7 bar Geico - | ry bey Por a : | | ©, bo at the Gecision bout here Wool 3 gt FAY OR. . ) Secretary Cc GQ “Teddy” Camp | poms : Y ple der 1 net imith. wunabk success! Serge . effect oll : Caaches Fenenga and Cook. informs The will leom mart of ati the re ' ~* ' K inte oak , —=—= » 8 - mech of which is the inven io Ea | tie ; : me a ‘ the shifty 1am} Pants . socm ; a . ‘canis te aha aupes rate hoe malthe eas on ATT OTE urn speec. heid an advantag : va | 7 s , a wine jammere, te | vat neit he ;, ' + ame sain peer na 1012 N. GRAND ‘ss = r — without coset, Preceeds from sonal League nor the Amert: + ie tenth cea os a _ r f anc ver hw . Same will be directed to te ss a oP nadie Soa ee ' a at ; BaBerias on

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Se ite ee el > PR ey ™ 4 = 5 el Bod ” ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1924. ST.LOUIS POS1{-OISrAICH 20 | VINE TEAMS REPRESENTED ON WARNER’S ALL-WESTERN ELEVEN —— | Anwar finished second with 2930, and the | a __Gibbons-Norfl —. and H.Shipkey Only | 7 sgP=,|Soldan Meets sstst sow St Pa ite > Winner Likely 5 F ctanford Players Chosen; #| Sikeston Team | w.X°%are,cce= en ae eae ene ee aabtured | MILWAUKER, “Wis. — sictew ikea Club 21. r m ed J ~ “ . . ° = Hyatt Athletics 23, ¥Y. M. H. A. | Kaley First in All-Events With | »° totaled 1920 pins. Jimmy] wie 9 get ee sstar Get Title Chane. - Gonzaga Quarter Honored , i Here Saturday "ita Siteniie: Sty Ootien Belts | 1920—Two Championships ——— catia ap. haan of Mil ve ee eee ome | 17. ‘ bal! | | ; —— | SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE. for Chicago. waukee was third with 1886 and jimmy Blouin, world’s champion, NEW ORLEANS. —Gene Tunney St. Paul Boxer Vi = iF —— WwW : ‘ey {4 ie? ill. Be Pla ed as Pre- Taird Baptist 15, First Carie- | ‘ it of New York, aie) | Sured of Bout We. = Kelly of Montana and Imlay of California Named as Half- ——— Oe? , aa d pe he ane . , ee ae liek: de mn: ame men Pn rare ome Dempsey imi! | * liminary re’ veland- yterlan 14, Union ™. DES MOINES, Ia., Dec. 9.—The man event and dneke scores follow: ‘@) the hetter of hia i5-round sne- nn.) | if He Wins Tonight, E. 7 vacks—Strader of St. Mary’s V 7. | Part.) | back S y Given Full- , > — ¢ Charleston Match. Kingshighway 32 Compton Midwest Bowling Tournament | TEAM. City. Score. Money. | decision match with Jeff Smith rmy) back P osition: ~ : : Heights 12. : closed its seventeenth annual ses- SERIO. « « «CESS 3000 $275 of Bayonne, N. J. rmy) ‘| By the Associate? Pres it fr SS re’ LUTHERAN JUNIOR LEAGUE, i - ton) (} NEW YORK. Teo « Sikeston, Mo., high school foot- este S48, G8. Sema on ston here last night with the stand : ings of the leaders unchanged. Cc.) ¢| * *- —~- Tonime © ba! ; ) I Gibbons, St. mmy The New Standard Ball. all team, the only eleven that has loly Cross 19, Redeemer 18, Paul “'Bbt-heayy, Sti - \ Ba scored et victory over the (*harlea- mmaus 13, St. Trinity Il. Ww. Rolff of Milwaukee annexed HERE probably will be no J}ton High team in the past two COLLEGE GAMES, first place in the Singles with a weight, appears reasonably All- P ifi + T collecting his full wure 04 “H Glenn Warner’ $ aCcliric oast eams | general rejoicing when Jan. years, will meet Soldan in the first — on a score of 698, rolled Sunday. Phil ae round rience YK EE SL ee et CR ee 1, 1926, arrives and the lighter | 84ame of a special football program | eave a at St. Louis University Field, Texas Aggies Elect Wilson ennai Wet ‘., 5 gold medals a . e : ancis Se. Paul 2930 240 TRENTON, N. J—Roecky aAmith Chas . Webers. Chicago 2906 210 of Battle Creek, Mich.. and Maxte Smith's Arcadee— se Rosenbloom of Brookiyn boxed 10 Waterloo — 2893 180 rounds to a draw. Waterloo 2889 160 Lincoln “Cedar °s74 135 BALTIMORIL.—Alex Hart, Phii- | . ‘ | adelphin lUghtweight, and Joe Pitts of St. Louis was second with | St, 287% 18) Dundee of Baltimore fought 15 ; oe , , o rounds to a draw | Saturday afte 688 and W. Wernick f Chicago 2871 120 ; ‘ Player College. Plaver. College standard that must be used in an +f y —e ' iy the Associated I’ress. : che. of Chicag Is, j : 2870 110 ———————— ht sad ‘ ee So Fgeein : ees a ie , ie? im rhe arrangement whereby Sike- COLLEGE STATION, Tex., Dec. 9. |took third place with 679. . & W. Cloth 2850 ree I avio Stanford T. Shipkey Stanford $| * af soma aN matghetenn ge > ane rT on eg pig Roady Fay Wilson, premier punter of The Davis-Wolseifer team of The leaders ia the Soubles were: “oe Aithouc’) ’ . ; e j i 46 dies, _ re ary | ball, which weighs 1.55 ounces Charleston match was completed « the past two years, yvyesterd: Chicago finished first In the dou- | is & stepping gto : ee os A , rday was Davis-Wolselfer— ;a ttle clash, with G;| bbons wi putle H. Shipkey ptaatore Thomas v. 8. C. ¢ and is 1.68 inches in diameter yesterday by Coach Jimmy Cook of | elected | Sa ptarn of ae 1920 team. j/bles event, turning in a score of —Caleage 13 1253 5 oe of a meeting A Tackle N. Anderson U.S.C. Hansen = & ©, will be adopted at the January goon om = ea PRS A a a 1253. W. Freitag and E. Krems of Frie tag Kreme. Chicago 1247 115 i Stein upsey in the gs ) ; Sake St meeting of the United States Golf larieston Won e. | Season games and yesterday a light} .,,. Carlson! Mo) rr + © Summer ff hye (Center Horrell California Baker anford | Although Sikeston .owns a vic-| scrimmage was ordered by both Chicago took second place by roll- Moines Meinhart ecisively. If N a ' : ' > "if ¢ . | Association and the golf ball és aneceas os Re 13 ~~ Te Baltimore mr ay, Guard Nolan panta Clara Rau California makers will he given A year of tory over Charleston in the Big | coaches, Fenenga and Cook. There ing a total of 1247, while a Des Geiser- Lellinger— : ‘onsideration, en onal Guard Bellman Washington Swan Stanford >| srace to get rid of their stock of | Four League of Southeast Missonri | are no cripples on either squad and | Moines team, A. Carlson and C. Linegren-Allers— - pufiage, | Already has de: nonstrated his ong Quarter Stockton Gonzaga Stivers Idaho halle manufactured to comply high schools, the latter team later | it is generally expected that both Molasky, was thira with 1235. Stirte- . eR . ty : — the present standard which reversed the decision, scoring a 24/| local teams will win their games. ’ the fi ‘ Fort Wayne , . . - , : ID ‘ 1.62 to 0 triumph, | Procee ‘ds from the day's program, n re “fs man event, the On| - prose-Bned _; . .Caseage 13 Charleston won the league cham- | after expenses of the visiting teams Henrys, a Chicago quintet, led ”° ad Fort Wayne leholas | heavy favorite, and ts re fullback Strader St. Mary’s - Tesreau Washington Golfers generally agree that | Plonship : have been deducted, will go into| with a score of 3000, rolled in the ste Sainnenpelio COgnized BE the new ball will be good for the Soldan and Cleveland have re-j|the treasury of the Teachers’ An-|early days of the tournament. The i EVENTS. , first: | ae probably the Yr t-« Pie in his class Norfolk ve boxer yy Scie ie Site nines — game, in that it will give golf mained in training for the post-/ nuity Fund. St. Francis Hotel team of St. Paul | C. Kal 20 : ‘uae . é c en ca , ‘ ~— . & crushing attack. Pends upog By Glenn S. Warner, clubs some assurance that their |— Gibbons has y , Coach of Stanford University Football Team. courses will not have to be re- out, while nis | al., Dec. 9.—Im choosing an All-Pacific Coast| Ccomstructed. In the past the live- been knoc} " | PALO ALTO, Cal, - + ~| ly ball has made par five holes football team I confess that I have not seen all the coast teams play/ ¢... ¢our’s and millions of dol- the gi that I have made my choice of players not only from my own] Jars have been spent throughout lead: ng contenders for Dempsey’s ‘ith the crown, in two rounds. gservation but from informatior I have obtained from my scouts,| the country to keep up with ball, gat bunkers and awed hp oma Compare. fom the coaches of the coast teams who know the value of their anit ut the fairways. n \s yy ie : , «*’r { >) cll naliited ae ne. the me players better than anyone else and from competent football critics] (5), -ces p Riese additional ground are well mat © e be | fottow ne Gade oy the th whom r have talked, as well as from watching the players’ rec-| was not available have agg b ewaOns. Norfol. @ ods and deeds through the newspapers. ated into non-championship ~e “2 B-year- | ° : / » : a At the request of the Post-Dis b ft. 9 In pnohenstee There were @ St. Mary’s and Cyre, Gonzaga, de- patch Lou Hamel, professional 16% In. Nec} ee se: number of good/| serve mention. os Leacock’s, obtained a dozen of me: ends but none Horrell of California was the ‘ce naw standard balls, made up who stood out | outstanding center on thé coast. He | especially for an experiment by very prominently | played a_ brilliant game right | local golfers. above the others |through the season, but in the game with the excep-/with Stanford, Baker, who haa | Res ults at Glen Echo. tion of Lawson of | made a rather mediocre showing in H AMEL, John Manion of Sun- Stanford. This | the early season, due to poor physi- set. John Pep of North Hills, player not only|cal condition, looked like the best George Koob and Walter Murray, In the semifinal. th t . : has every defen- |center, and for the latter’s show- lleweight champion. 3° former — s be sive qualification |ing in the game, he is placed on Fon, meets ‘Tiger Flowers,’ eBid: | m@: for a good end | the second team in preference to who has left a string of knockouts ey > but is unusually | Walters of Washington, who was in his wake, ted heavy and effi-jvery good. Eddie (Kid) Wagner of Philadel}. GLENN cient on the of- Back Field Selections. phia has been selected to face WARNER. fense both in Stockton. Gonzaga, and Stivers, ee be wean of Milwaukee in . handling the op-|Idaho, were the two best quarter- | thas with the new ball. | 7 . : ) : : A = —— } . sea ruie preiiminary of 16@ posing tackle running with the/|backs on the coast and are my 1.62 ball than : it ee a —— ; , : Le “Tf } } Mf 3 : : IM rounds, Originally O’Brien was te The difference in the drives of mee ~ , .. wens _ eceivi orward passes. |first and second choices in the or-| Mh: Neg * SBS oe pointer fazoo Zigtield, owned @ good tackles were Ku , Wash ‘seeming to tire, and he was not) the size accounting for,.this. n ; Fe. D. Sturdevant and handled ington; Johnston, Stanford; Nelson. ‘simply a line plunger but was very the green the ball acted well. | are in such high favor as Christmas gifts. So Elgin goes 0 the shane 'v Neale kK Miile r made a find, as ’ , % ‘ ‘ 2 + ‘enable feat ure o i Pe ; ® Mary's, and Cahoon, Gonzaga : ) . ‘ n ope The most noticeabie ature ol the setter Ghosts Honey Boy, . Mary good skirting the ends and in open Sa om — te af Mame For ds Nolan, Santa Clara, | , o. sreau. Washing-| the new ball, however, was the | rn ° ° ed by Dr. J. E. F° .nerty of Nor ee. Wrashs 4 noon qletiaeeseamgad Achar pets her | ease with which it could - be In itself a wach has so much to recommend for the precise time. , Com and Bellman, Washington, are MYj/ ion jis given second choice. Other] ease ef the class dogs of the stake & thoices and for the sécond team, l eood fullbecks were Young, Cali-| stopped on the green. It was a ° P . ] Recular Antonio. a sette™ 1 think Kau, California and Swan, | fornia. and Ri dderhof. Occidental. much easier to apply back spin it— something practical something persona > | Th E] ° ional med by Dr. W, H. Hutchings of @ gystora are ae best. Watson of | (Copyright, 1924.) and it could be hit a firm rap ? e pin astronom- Detroit. He did not find game, but § A ae sat Fe ee ae sienna da weak danets of te | . , , ‘ver. Rene ~~ ~~~, | without so much danger n something that isa constant reminder of the give ore reacted cut eae s for class that stamps him as & come’. TON M RR W’ 2 NT] R EF S| ag negro ‘e ball.” said Man- ‘ . ornia — ae ee were ree TO O eT ike l Bellagio inet é xperiment. pod And if it is an Elsin watch, to these are stars for the time which “Tas to e obable winner. will give ne much better : ‘ . le Ae Nal a At Havana. lo oe — chance in match or medal play added the assurance of dcautiful design, of long- —_ governed every step in First race $600 J-yeu mae & , ‘ ." a. fT against the longer hitting pro- ns ab- . nd ur d 1 a he lrlongs— Nhs . 5 : . . . ° ° - Se :|Quenah --.... 115 SRernice Childs107| fessionals. On long holes which lasting service and of time-keeping quality. the making of the Elgin , icing Peter Combe reach in two, they t*Su- circle... aoe ee 0! Vanishing Boy..315 Also eligibie: | they might ; liision .. 1 Crescent +4! old Mount....915 °Mr. B: a Et 1ow will need three strokes and ee ° : watch ou select asa ft. — HAIR STAYS ort ’ ie fo.) Sc ‘oieenel .......50% ‘atric L ‘11 se Br third ak I also wil} be For Elgin 1S the professional time-keeper and 7 . agraha*atte mate eu | * Bessie Hope. itchinz for the green. You ° . . ° > " in r rve 4 get the same click out of every step in designing and making an Elgin - ” _ w pi ~aatieen anea filled cau— $go. In attrac 0 oT: ~~ mnbeois tio Panz 11 ®Corto QSi509 HDC tay ee et cet ee et et eee ae es ed ~) om = tt race $600. B-vear-olds and up : me SEA, ee oie a : don’t er ek.) | | eMart ......307 the ball on the tee shot, but you . . ‘ . ous , ; COMBED, ‘GLOSS a Behe rs Silas fovauid? Sif . ~ a hal oD. wanides yeer-ol won't miss that after becoming 1S carried out in the professional spirit. Your jeweler will show you Elgin * tive gift boxen Reco 16) 0=6BBoedansk Millions Use It—Few Cents (Se won. fas Sati can buy a dependable Elgin for a boy—or a bet oPates _B- eter * | Se btn ° ‘scarpoleti will b ‘ oni n tournament éé ’? “4 ee ae | ? rit . y = cy play and that because of the kick knockabout watch for a man. You Can five and « halt furlongs: scene co an ‘rangier .....109] 1.62 will continue popular, with ° ° it Faewe. « ora . Seco 49700, claiming. 3 -year-ol the demand so steady that the ae ornate—up to $750. Or Elgin wrist-watches _ Golden Locks... accustomed to the new ball.’ Sete ve 104 Ikhenmare er Y aS ° . A. ad ° See Re Ninnese./112|A Tournament Ball. It is this spirit which led to the establish- | watches in wide variety. You will 7 “ 6800. 2-yoar-olds, To ren pgm 9 HE suggestion has been ad- . . . m4 : Buys Jar at Drugstore boss: — | ; a Fi or, = 9.04 5a vanced by Eastern golf writ- ment of the Elgin Time Observatory. There be surprised at the low price for which you , : Salle Tokalon..10% Full Moon ..--.7 7 | hind race claiming. 3-year-old r ¢ e new standar ] ° . : ee oo 101 *Corinne ' “nde a end mile ana 4 ood ers pe gt aris : tandard ball 1S only one source of precise time —the stars. Garrison inavale . Bashful , ‘4 Night ...109 °Bt. rmalong ...1¢ that golfers get out of the longer p P . aT: nth race. $700, 3-year-olds and tee shot, the present standard of buy other Elgin men’s watches — simple or y=} and upward, five and a half urlo ee: factories will continue to manu- ) -. ss ™ e 2" “ream - 115 *Don'' ove a i — under the present . ~ cased in oreen gold, white gold, OT platinum : ici Dre standard. — wo rie Henry. .11/ lta a ‘. ; th *- . d - , $600, S-year-old , xi ST bt There cet weg a suUgKeS- : —as accurate aS cy are exquisite in esigni. » One mile and 50 yards eee tion. In every golf « lub there are Ae : 109 * Tub “f ead ee | ‘Don aed. ° eee ‘ SF ay | *Rov Charlie. ond beeces 8 Ma eegmeraeeees “WW hirlw rind Ds wis Shine On othe *Rubien in a district tournament. How- ee Kendall 3 3 —— A ong . Claiming, handicap ever, if the lighter ball gives the : . ¢ k i ad 3) i i\ IOUS. , o . ‘ Bixth race, 3800 %-year-olds at iP- i Dr ” hickenalt ..115 Jolly ' shorter hitter a better chance, It 1S a professional time¢c- cceper. Wed. one mile end 50 years: . 10: ona 5 el , a abrsinkts the shorter hitters—and they are *Neapolilan , Son ' al plier aR : , ; ®littie Hope.... 04] Me mastery ..108 Julla M. legion—may demand that the E! ad . ° *“Grandest 8 | Brother ' in Wrist Watches cased im gold, jewel ut a gold filled, W heed “‘Zetl. . ¢ | xth claiming, 2-year-olde, lighter and larger ball be used. pnd be had from your jeweler at a wide range of prict ith a hint of the stars. 105 lo Women golfers probably will a lf ET be glad to use the new ball. It "Apprentice allowance claimed *Sanc ) wee ee ORRICK 4.000: ean be hit into the air more eas- ‘river’ 92! fly and the difference in the car- FOOTBALL IAI Ss Sex nth ry », $700, clain ing. 3-year olds ry in the case of the woman play- GROOM erent oF a and eward. “ene mile and threesix’ | or will not be so pronounced. nt ‘heer Leader... 26G Us met OF staged Gem nis oe _ FOR HIGH SCHOOL GAME | War Prize |< ---110 Shittle Ammie. . 10% eurves Lu 9 KeepsHe" | & + $Conun Co ped i Members of the . Louis Footbail Tr +. *Delysia m . Su nerbum 7 , ne . & Malis’ Association have volun- Weather partiv cloudy; ane, See. * wwrentice llowance cialm ‘ “therea their services gratis for the Regraaee tien eanliie Even obstinate, unruly of ng Meveland-Chacreston High School Yeatman Athletes Honored. $7 YOU 6 MEN'S pooed hair stays combed al! dsy Patt to be played next Saturday at | Fourteen football men and five STYLISH | The Professional Timekeeper ‘any style you like. ‘* Hair- | Mauls University Fielé ltennis players were honored at a is @ dignifi ed combina The communication, eo ted by " Men's Banquet” given by gives that natura! gloss : C..0. “Toda “4 ‘ Letter : » Just received big shipment . y amp to Association at Yeat- Hart Schaffner & Marx used | but good as new. One-third of | med effect ol gems | om Fénenga and ¢ k, f castorate : ik ‘ "00 in orms = = - . inal touch to g ey them man High School Friday evening. what a new one costs. |. Fin: business and on social | ma. “ber are at liberty ‘9 e actual awarding of letters will | new tailored-made Suits, no BS | "i r eas cis! m0 cra: | Toe oo : Boe oper | ITPELGIN NATIONAL WATCH COMPANY, ELGIN U:-S"A4 50 players who play for pleasur 2 to leach player who hase chanes ~ (. Whichever you buy you may be sure of this— — “~-« ww ot hw ie & @. « : adil RG Oe vere, a ‘* Hair-Groom ’’ Without cost Proceeds from | not be made until a few days be- | helps grow thiek, heavy, mage will be directed to the |fore the Christmas holidays when 1012 N. GRAND hair. Beware of greasy, ‘ of the Teachers’ Annuity |the boys will receive their awards imitations. See lon. in the school auditorium,

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ST TOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alon 2 7 » has MORE CITY Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper C OMBINED GSLAND, CONSUL FOR GUATEMALA, DIES a Pioneer St. Louisan, 83. served on Police and Election Boards. Lawrence Douglas Ringsland, pioneer St. Louisan and prominent | LEADER IN CIVIC AFFAIRS WHO IS DEAD | Also | figure in the Central American re-| lations of this city, died at the Mis- | souri Baptist Sanitarium’ today cf Bright's disease. A Confederate of ficer in the Civil War. he was years old. He had retired from and beyond acting as Consu!] for Guatemala, a position he held for 24 years, until his death, had taken mo active part in commercial! affair for several years. Kingsland was founder Latin-American Club and Civic societies and during hi: ness career held a tion in civic the pioneers in the n @emoke abatement and tive in obtaining the F: He was born in St 15, 1841, and received nh: ucation in the Wyman ; echool. Later he pas a cadet the Western Milita t Nashville, Tenn. and celved the military tr Gained him a commiss:: Lieutenant in the Con ers army when the Civil War start: Served Four Years in Ww ar. Kingsland served thr four years of the con! mustered Out in 1860 of Tennessee infantry later, having returned he married Miss Lizzie of St. Louis. Kingsland gone to work as his father, George of the firm of Kingsland gon, and succ®eded when his father 82 business affairs Hie was on: OVemne;) a é a? —* CONTINUOUS pano- rama of Nature's beau- ties and wonders... You see the Rockies, Great Salt Lake, American River Canyon of the Sierras, Sacramento V al- ley—all from the observa- tion car. Se. Louis E Leewes Sc. Louis daily, via Wa- besh (Union Sea). Observation eat, tandaerd sleepers, chair cars and dinera Dor dave: & Dae aes eres 8. ate L. B. BANKS, Gop Agus Geuthera Pecific Bide. 512 N. Gch Serece Tel. Olive 7745. T7446. SOU aya? DAS ts; 22>) SAS (4) rats raugs Photo. TAWRENCE PD KINGSLAND. Manu- | agsrTricui- Kingsland ink TY 2 rKe?t *h ineryv Cca- thea 4 7 « business ent of Co izations ’ srartnr Li & : organ credited with Man 5 en tore L1Lactu!l = Louis ; its’ ASs- Bureau mmerce. at various times was ral here for Nicaragua, | Hondu- | _ fom | He} eG: ala. Salvador and commissioner (;,uatem and was Associa- ‘the Suprem e Court FORMER JUSTICE PITNEY OF U. S. SUPREME | COURT DEAD Was Forced to ed to Retire im 19232 | He Because of Paralytio Stroke. = the Associated Prees. WASHINGTON, Dec. @—Former Justice Mahlon Piney ¢f the “nited States Supre ; died eme Court today. Justice Pitney ase and retired there early |was 66 years of ‘from the bench | health Dec. 31, 1922. because of ii! | Justice Pitney 7 hae a stroke of ‘paralysis while he was visiting | Philadelphi to join with Chief; ; Justice Taft and other members of the re-dedi- yom in Independ- had held blood-clot a +h al ‘ ie > where the court = carefu! through the re- term, few suspect- ynditi Hie deliv- 1im to resum , ~ tre ‘ was when Cyctobver _ etre , ™ ete E s a street, nursing he remained | 'taches the poison ‘ened the straps with which he wes ADVERTISEMENT physicians that the Justice must} ‘retire. He tendered his resignation | to take effect Dec. 31, 1922. He filler’s Antiseptic Oil, Known as /Wwas succeeded upon the bench by | Edward T. Sanford. To what extent the burdens ne | ih imposed upon himself contrib- ute: o his total incapacity must remain debatable, but his friends ff the opinion that he had i hi to a couiplete ‘ | apse He h Capitol, and there he remained nearly every nig.t — 10 O Pose havine his dinner , denying ~ ews not only rec- ae on but also exercise. Will Positively Relieve Pain in a Few Minutes. now for were ‘ worke mself . Ff ces at ; - ad offi at n Rheumatism. New- oc! ~~ ™ ’ ’ eerved _ vai! , Qisappears as remedcy used Coids, Croup. and Tonsillitis. This oll is comceded to be the most pene- trating remedy known. Its prompt and Im- | mediat te effect In relieving pain is due to bow fact that it penetrates to the affected rte at once. As an illustration. pour ten drops om the thickest piece of sole leather and i it will pemetrate this substance through through in three minutes. | gi shing how quick sLneuma tie -—~ Neuralgia. stiff joi nt, chest ds, ane disappears use of this new oil —3Sc. TO0c ‘and $1.00—all leading externally for nfluenga. Sore rea ‘MAR TAKES POISON, LEAPS TO DEATH FROM HOSPITAL WINDOW in | The second suicidal attempt three days of Daniel Daly, 59 years ': old, 2608 Locus* his death ital yesterd:s an electrician, proved successful, cccurring at city hosp /afternoon an hour after he ju through a closed window to the concrete pavement, 15 feet below. He died of a fractured skull. Daly was taken to city hospita last Saturday night, suffering from poisoning. He told hospital at- lost his job and dranx in an effort to end hi; Yesterday afternoon he loos- NEW QvERGOATS STYLISH just received big Hart Schaffner & Sone used | but good as new. One-third of what anew one costs Fine} new tallored-made Suits, not lled for 1012 N. GRAND mp ped hea life. to a nearly headlong. t: rse in t! restrained in bed, ran window and plunged the pavement before a n ward could reach him. aa ed home with Ask Your Dealer IRE your Furnace with coke morning and evening, give it proper damper regulation and have a uniformly heat- with little attention. demonstration. Phone Central 1800. St. Louis By-Product COKE M. W. WARREN COKE COMPANY, Distributers a good fire to start'on the next day. Even heat As cheap to burn as soft coal. Free $1 7 .00 Per Ton in Full Loads was presi- he N ati OI al turers of t. Served on pudice Board. IIe er of the was ‘ hants’ Ex Foose | nani the sole iri | t Aliso for a time} in Democratic - e the term of (“ommissior tion Commi a brother sur- is gan Her- was 18935 rh oy th. -i ments for Kines- e Beers Hote! = > street, A* TRUSTEE OF MARY BAKER EDDY ESTATE RESIGNS UNDER FIRE John V. Dittomere of Boston Facca Removal on Charces Filed by bctlow s 4 your alleged i ceased Baker E eourt , a} > a nave uo- rere rT ? ms 4 i ies - ' ~ * REE oy: Stern 4 COMET = Special Christmas Sale! - NO MONEY DOWN Terms $10.00 A Month Greatest Player-Piano Value We Ever Offered No Interest Charged I | iy This Steven & Bro. Player - Piano accept | teach- n . -_ - : s0T? claimed ti reatfened —Sam uel 2¢ Ameri.- nm ede .J0T LA Dot Was UR. owe en yemereay $7 Pan-American confined cold. \eer = ond bein hotel With a his LO labor | Fine Piano Player B Real $450-° Value—For $ Py 5 Including— Lamp With Silk Shade Music Roll Cabinet and Music Rolls THIS is a high-grade 88-note Playér-Piano pee complete outfit—at the lowest price on record. No money down—$r10.co a month pays for it—no interest ever charged. . NOTE! Your old-style piano or phonograph taken as first payment, with no money down, and fiberal allowance made for same. ench MAY. STERN & ©), ye Cor. Twelfth and Olive Sts. ,> m.. to Concordia Cemetery. shi ipment | Comstipated child loves the pleasant taste of ‘‘California Fig Syrup.’ This gentle, harmless laxative never fails to ‘open the bowels. day may | morrow. HARMLESS LAXATIVE All Children Love Its Pleasant Taste =, © J3w wg ; ie ther! Hurry! Give Constipated Child “California Fig Syrup” no narcotics or sooth- Even a fretful, feverish, bilions or for genuine | your druggist | ’ which has | ‘‘California Fi g Syrup’ directions for all ages printed on bottle. | You must say ‘‘California’’ or you | may get an imitation fig syrup. stomach and A teaspoonful to- prevent a sick child to- It doesn’t cramp or over- the sweeten Mother! | | | CEMETERIES DEATHS tit 75 Delmar bo muley | oF. € is SMETS_F& : 7 j . | Virginia avenue. | babies and children of }; A. had WwW ichita, mother of see!) Edward L x. Funeral from A at 1:30 p. tay Pendlet on and Wie m.. te ite Chaat ig ae LAIR—Kate Cant 6185 Wescanirgrattenly. 16 1am “ Surial at mM men into rest 1:53 » ae father of son. brother. Smete be rother-in-law ad od of I4aho eae» tle; rood sa THOMAS —Setered inte rest De rs Virginia Thomas the hom her of Crews of 5520 eine oo Interment art Xenia. Il]. TRAT TMANN—Entered he 1924. at 1}: 45 — Nora Ford and Mrs. Due notice of fune her daughter. Mrs. Martin 3a VW ILLIAMS—- Entered Dec. 9. 1924 iams. beloved Ding and our B. S.: Roya! League. and Pacific . one 3) Olive — = -- hie residence, 1511 incay HOLMES—At | PTSD) stree’ : , Dec. F St. Z er: (c= KASEBERG— Entered a 1924. at § rling son ~_- R "™~ Mever nis [wenty- tnto rest on residence, 9206, our 4 _ae rest on Monday ri toni onnelly's par- ‘iock. Interment in (“emetery. papers please copr. | WILDEY into at 7 ~ “a jena KORTE—Ente red ‘a 1%? removed to the Leidper 2223 Louls avenge. Funera! : i ii eens same day at 1:30 Dp. m to New) an lence 4 cker Cemetery. cB) | street. on Ww ean esday morn at &:30 o clock. to Sac red , Inte-men in Calvary : " . -_ @ = is 136 iR -—* > _ ov VERSTREET—. m.. Mary | Poko be oved mother of into rest Sat- Houston, Tex. FU RSTENFFELD—= ontered 1974 at nard \s P a nfe 3 a F “unsten fe i tnee i Marrveri:s ) irstenfeld, be lowed from t! hays and Marguerite ~ Theodore 3S ~ Dec oO 7 ma Marek Mrs. Minnie Leerer. [| Mra J eephine K asek ic Bt _° TARCIMoetnrer. Mmother- a. Monday Gaffney (nee Gaflftney [| PF li7s H mm. ic) os 1:40 « George Mw Roch's Charch at 9 a. m. ©3) | dear GARRETT—Asleep in Jeeus Mattie vie-} .. 3 jneral torta Garrett. beloved wife qf William | p.me Garrett. dear mother of James R. Beil and FL. Funeral fro : nee. VWednestayr o at 2 HARTZOG—As! een tn Jesus of ida and hes late —~—_-4 . Jaceb Chrigt and the Coreen uneral from fa: r iv residence. 1430 La dear . ef 38 fayette a’ ‘enue on Thursday Der. 11. at — >. m Interment in New St. Paul's Ceme- chapel. | tery 9. City end Sedalla (Mo.) papers “) sister of Mrs ‘hariotts Eberle brother and uncle. at the age from Wacker-Heiderte i [434 Gravois. Weisesdar. Dew at 3 | Jefferson tc) j Bicase cupy. De Me Dow- | street. Mo. January. 1925. at the sowr . | &. Mernorial Park 1034. Agnes Malis, at the age 47 15 < | BEADED . Gateww Tth Hotel: | CaT— . gray Persian, : wan a Serlain. Forest && ‘ Truth In A . and receive 4°78 or Colfax 1. Mack, containing money, ‘s: reward. Forest 7378. Lost: small with $2.50 . 3 keys: re ewer _Deimar r 24350 small. & 4145 Boren end Clive tel containing a bus in Van- dlue ay 327 Sie Reward. (ec) W ednesday evening. Ss iS ° ‘el — At -«¢ Chapter or at the erening of the show. uding dancing. , a ois Pra a we INDGE, Nef Meets this eve. at § ar v Linde! I work is Visitors welcome. REN a Nobie om — ee ee CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS cys ae sHLE chewy Fores rest “Sossd er B Phone SPECIAL SPECiAt. , NOTICE— |, Henry city “at ons. | ise CARPET ©oO re for the purpose Amending Article - of of ~~ Hayy ion | “wet Me RGAN LINEN = . * 34 Elect: ing directers ear. ransacting = ) nat oa roperty BADG E—tTest: United dge. No. 181: rewaré. Raliwayy office BAG—Lost change: reward. 72408 BEAGLE HOUND—Leoat and Deimar 4415 -_—- — ee Ss | BEAGLE HOUND—Lest. | BILLIARD CUE—Lest: on Delmar bus Satur piease return to S&S. B. _™men's Bank Bidg. FE BILLFOLD—Lest. Th and rai.read _tr "al 20 or Grand BRAC SELET—Lost. goid ung. Saturday. det ween _rews LRACELET—Lost. lady’ gs & . sapphires. between 351 ket end Union and Eastea: ward. Forest 9O76J. ee

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— 85 CE m . - 02 ER gs ee ce om pte: mer ; The te : . »~s - — Jay Sy . . a aT Pye a sic, th : 4 1 ERE ER, CA Eh ee ee eee, es tie AL 5 ; E s - —— i ote lta tai _ “7 a re ee » v3 a - ~ a + ‘ > i & i : ie! a at, > » * ‘ a + 7 PPLE TRE FLT I Te Bre, Pe Mee - a. — shy? IR ee er - 3 ve 4 | " . y $1 * wt EG ; 3 a oo 2 ey x > : 2 ae Bl ae cacao “Help” Want Ad.-@a OT PAT " P ‘ ~ x s - a e “ ' j ‘ 4 ad rare ee - : = t them through FOR SALE aaa oe . | apa hers are reauired. Ge GIRLS | HOUSEH'LD GOODS FOR SALE : “ shi Sate heey , ewor WOMEN, A hm b pat 4 — = € 7 HE WORK OF .7 H 4 BOYS SALESMEN ore OPERATOR steaty | Co. 1718 Olive. ince sinew ot 3 . AS . EN RLSM aliectors So positive NG ROOM i318 Ns 34 - furel ; : AS 1924 _SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—™ es din- iy bets wooly bebwenn sean Lg Mrynsionced. on. Greens pl rats en waleuti itke new. 131 wpiotie2} BEDS. inde: ‘piance. Vietrolas, store and - ey ER 9 «4%. EOU NOTICES sit 37 ENGINEER—Faétory MF ... for com ead Woineetay’ i sore ng. see | work ne co... 1408 Lec _floor north I oven. oon eS . ; TUESDAY, MISCELLAN CHEF —Sit. Gatewood. Bomont 3437. trict offers steady pos Box T-66, Glectrio, 7540 momma its Mo. DINING ROOM BU yh : - ’ . without | CHEF—s — Te yo after night engineer, (c ry n= 4 e. icebox, rug; 8125. a LosT AND FOUND ance Grater ‘Contrtetinn’ be.” Vistze Cechoal “and at tay tat ye a6eTa| eat Neensed, eatea ween | Me Me Bratt ieager permmoant ca: | PRESTER—Experiaced on Woffinan press 2"Snonthe: reasotable.’ ‘Cabany — ; ll oo c > laun must SA LESM th nager; ly 4617 Easton « Dn od Lost th rub-| 2 _ Taylor -| ENGINEER—For | ¥ positon: -| to travel with ma ed with $20 per =i DEP ced 0 , | ° ur old plaster- t can fac of city: appli be satisfied wi r erien eal gas ' DEAT Hs E Saturday; tied with up: ‘Ger a Minnich to repair yo chimneys, ce- | Dig sETTER—SIT Soe ee ee OO Ry 7 sober adn ae aatiae week whiie learning. See Mr Walia. © PRE SSERS—Exp ents ; | DINING” white engmeled tt « hel Gane SAMURIS ore into rest on 4 10 (4) | ink a pan rs gn My asbestes ‘in TTR coe janitor; Ra cation will be : references accompany (ime Frisco B appearing man who children’s how 8 gar ee rk. grove. —, > on $35. IBIZA ome | : net om lo | Gay, Dec. ¥, 1924, at 2: : i rim, in case, ; men and coated w side 1410, (cB) nable- consider ‘s at leas Bot D-13, Post-Dispat h-| SAI ESWAN weal ri nad that will tea w ‘ 3897R. t of| Bomont ‘aret L. Samuels, beloved mother” pair she yening; re- ny color, Call Riverstd. thing ; a Lindell 4997™. ~ cation, located in north- is w willing to work for iy -* 00d ° pay, “ ORY, Victor le ‘- room outfit o ELECPRI i ¢* uels of W ic hita, Kan., dear ' car. Friday e (c) a — New and pa 2 ooh. _work:; refere hieh preg- FIREMAN—YFor factory m Box 7 0, fate services: must ‘ A g ACT U RNITURE—Com iste = Ruseell R. Bamuels 7116W. a. PLASTERING in St. Louis. Tictes 14bear S| vveure beliere: Gor beeen ee: in, city. ¢ Pear aarict: steady work o) Guten ak ie.” give ~~ oo and KUPID KLOTHES F (c) fara ge oet ose UL utes. | F lare_ond kaiward I, bake : tortoise s pe eve- 4 sure rr av.. Maplew o. ost-Dis 14129 N. Weostdwsy grocery trade; x T-129. Post-Dis. (c FURN RE—4 ire 2 “ae out Funeral from Alexander @ Bons "Olive car Saturday (ce) Conn, 2624 e xperi- ERY DRIVERS—14 hone number. 4406 Page. > West nth. Ingqu * - - reday TTC ith apt. e GROC agnmes _pho eamen wanted to Apply apt t wonie.__jeauire 276 Gavenette and Hath 30» mie ai me y A405 Se te PAINTING TaMEROR Si ears 3° Maton, Undet wy Oo. S40l neue, = sAcarry. cup line of hietravage atin aia ma ye nie aaae ied PUNiking chair, 4270A, Red Bud. (cd) Pendleton and Olive. ar 2 DP. m. new 1565 Call be- nt factories 764 Ww. 4 Cabine : sh department; expe : od “enaniine pan goods, je Taste } tang End u ACHIND OFERATOREA® rocking Carpets, coal stoves, ra _ ; | T. CLAIR Katee antrell. wise a and 6:30 p.m. when ~-S— et 4 - LAs JANITOR AT: : tire any ay Ee wie in ‘Dlaniag mail: rience. ore roode, “basis, No obiections to ge mn ye Pape te floor PUneaters of all I} kinds, at E “iea) : | ST, a bp: ~ heirloom. 2 rages, with sp a: reliable: ° lmar expe 03) ission ba ; ; references re- 234 an ( ‘> 14 eee SY,” th. ae . St. Clair. suddenly, at ber r PIN—Lost ; 3946. rior and iIntertor, 1 ot chi- rie rters if possible. De ment; state t-Dispatch. ! mm: onconflicting lines; Becker Co.. d.. nm. @. cor, ——s aplan's, sk bays $40 wor 65> Westminster place. er. Oabany 39 exte e 1410. -; Orth co 7 (cS); living quarter s. Box f-86, Pos Flay ve M. experienced | “ab’an so we Chouteau. | 616: eo ond Sariut at Benton, m1. Dee, arene 4 Call Riversié rim, ws — Tanitor of hina” srences. DRIVER—Bx Derienced ; andy. 1 road. Cleveland. Opie. Wye SENOS sia. Go, flina ood opportunity, Fe eee Co., 40 (5) HOUSEHOLD oo. 1924. 2 pn. m. arket: finder ' AN RT tored, L. truck. 3028 Olive ° (c4 cA) GSMAN GERS—! Now succ led nd able to do ’ . South ood shed 0-room buy your furniture | SMETS . et 155 a m. Sunday. Dee, iigiw. ae PLUMBERS _ =a wie carpenter, brick cement, MAN—For downtown ee crew selling boa ay nattovnlie Roxanna” Petroleum - os FURNITURE Con TURE —Con tents —— for room-| siso ex Eange fo . 7. 1924. at > Dy a, boy's fur trimmed, MA N—. B 14. t. Post-Dis, MAINTENANCE led man. thor- t to consumers, auent position; Riwer ERATIN residence. . = | Smete of 2704 South Eighteenth wrest email / y, ladies’ rest —Plumbing. new __ plumbing t = —— building, white marr care and up- manufacturer; perm dpple produ. EPHONE OP Forest 0 t ractl-| STOVES Wia— | be oved “husband e Sinete "and stt a ‘ Be Forest 1033 2. Ki — a" we eee unstopped. Lindell ise” MAN—Sit.: oomred: ww vite ‘and hip. oughly ot me RL electric wiring, with large income, to Baker, room pone attee eeE HOD Peurroundinge;, saa pm ee Cabany pa = houssheid | oon Mera Oe aw and uncie Me i Enoutesu, or on 13th et DDRESSING | jpinc Bomont See4 S4:| hosting system mish ‘city references Hotel Jefferson, opportunity for advancemen Pe ante, | 86024 for partiou's bedroom, dining | "Qo oolution: must | | Funeral on Wednesday, -, 10,. a and Chouteau, _ station 43, RINTING AND A eS high- i rellable, age Dairs; must furni a Apply Sayman til noom tomorrow. fants’ and | opportu ay while learning; cafe- discounts. | rindell 7507. gen ’ : ~| MAN—Sit.: hig business expert- kof this. kine 2. (¢)/| un mnfr. of infan served af oon dcliahibale dain FURNITU iit big » : =r 1: 21) D. m.. from Zie hein Bros Olive 66 hood of idaho P McGill Printing Co., mechanical, sales and bus (62) doing wor Franklin av esk 2%. LBSMAN—N. Y. ants at cost fn deli im ment Super-/| F living rooms room os — Co... ait 50. 000 pounds o ee $ Che rokee street. to 8s. Peter Fin the neighborhoo 49W.| GETTER printing. 3440. (cl4) ae ‘0-88. Post-Dispatoh. _Bidg.. 2117 | te _ be steady | SA s headwear, w “3 Okiaho- served ly to the Emplo 411 N. and ey 60c for ald ones, 65. B =P " Benton 25 Lb st. Bomont ence. = t ep- fountain: must (c children’ Missourl, Kansas terlas. App ch Bidg., Ellerbrake Wholesal » Fy. Delmar Bes Paul's Cemetery Deceased Wes a ; Monday. (c4) 2106 Pine: x. Mavnard, | ene iddie-aged; active nea MAN—For soda o ._ Broadway, _ man to cover th Illinois. Only tt floor Kinlo Lucas. ghar Co. 4426 Pare. ; » of Awning w orkers’ Union, Loca] ‘ , ea es — ~~ y on your princin (c8) MAN—Sit.- m rT bt work, any kind. 4 reliable. 812 2 N fl ral kansas and Bou ieThi territory visor, HO and 4 ffin Se eee ty: ; oo, %:. tan: and tie; down SAVE mone nt 995. - pearance Weate ad (2) an j work in flo ma, Ar traveled this is- | 10th BELL, TELEP “} JRNITURE—Sol 14.667. A. F. of L. (c} Lost; ian; and tie; 1101M 916 Olive Bomo 263. Post- Diepatch. r 20. for eneral (c) who have ly; commis iTHWESTERN _(e3) rE Foone complete “i Dee \ ~ ‘T’Abany 1 Box O-263, Pos -| MAN—Ove those lowing need mA 80U rooms com 5 S0 NIM THOMAS—Enterea into ‘oa . | ; rewal! d. C ) NG MAN WLFYE—Sit. : colored: pe — __ ghop. Apply 3520 N — F Faiirged and pare anemen account. aii be! a ced: ready to work. mB. & Furn. co. 28 >) A ; , am |. Mrs. Vir “of, her daughter 3 tt WS—Lost, Theresa STORAGE AND MOVI ap Fe or clubhouse “La ndeil 26 3623R. CL) | MAN—Youne oF, middle-an Mea) = peaks. 1 to 6, H. Freydbers, (¢) WAITR ESS Exporien lot of —_ and lew: BEAGLE dio F. FE. Marceau. the home of ' ILE TOOIS— line FING VAN—$4.50 load. ity references. Lindell 2623: service; long ’ ay 446 Restauran FURNITURE Finest stoves: __ stock. 4 Or owe of _ Senin the — ye . 8 Return 3301LA oN mites: CRAWFORD gas. & po ne ‘Phogs wo young, axed : 29. wants clerical newe = I> installation of rs Hotel. SALESMAN. money Rell | WAIT PRESS § $15 per week. Gonck i. Davis’ ‘Furniture on 17 inks COLLIE PU Ps—H! cea © Guage . nserme . . Ts Cc ’ k. Saturdays —Experience its. Boz T- bit of makin . We 810 re vy . Rival nth into rest “akin: Famous or contra 0. or other wor (62) | MAN ting un o4 the ha mmission. pet | ced. cheap cc Howsgiti THAT CANN Entered Bunday, Lost; 2-s Ke-| Bomont 261 Cc 261, 1, Post-Dispatch. household ~ 1+ ape (04) Get 4 trucks on co inted ESS—Experien . live at. lete see an P | Sear oenoe aay. Keepsake. - GAN > B - Bats re 23: dea Position as Post-Dispatc Ford care an are widely acquainted, | FArTTR 2 Ghouteau. aon | oe E—3 rooms complete, $3/| and t of rai dogs, ome ae Trauttnann. A r sister of Mary E e ot +] Css E Nie, age 23: desires eon- _87, Px Post utting poe t 2 men who ap and who can Room. 897 ub = = FURNITURE — me comple ool | L " a ar * . Barbera Stal} and Rod 1 4731 2 ay evening, by | B N A. LA CoO. MArattie or shipping clerk ies ye Fe MAN—To run qavematle "een experience good mixers, full S lities of a connec- WAITRESS — 7 ed Tear. (c) tly ysed, $14! h ouse sraishing 4033 Folsom, H inda RAGE lence st h -. ir. Dos ler. 16 _N. Sarah pen eT Cell at hinth vear. een "o cian 217 platin : e ow | P et) ate - s: estate jon at how you . ———— :ss Exper em) . a o i : e Funeral. ‘rom residenee. 1131 pater reward. Pa eviews sic on all nvitea to 5201 amar to gee how Tis me experienced: wants 6 > i“. geen move crame bulldings: et Box Come in and pA Fors ‘we~2 ron. bet Restaurant. “Resta u-| tral bargain: ig w — __eston_8¥.. PUPPIES -—~ Cheep. leonard aven » ft Weaneeday, ba? VALABE—Lost ; full of music 6 re- tis have taken care of the (e52) mA} books to keep 1 or I ee Box ou have x A I g Automobile Co., 2341 8. eg AWITRESS—Call at once. Queens {o)| FURNI a8 & Sere you buy: ESKIMO od inion. 8: 30 an to Pherson: it) (c) | — --y County; state expersende, N WOMAN—White, to take ea we can save you nd hotel men: a4.) In@ aye Ww AL mon A. Wall eset Ford) faeriigh hmay tortoise shell: STOVE REPA MAN—Sit. ; eee managing, ete. : farm. St. Lou: salary wanted, Box T- SALESME)? on, with | 4338 Wallace av. for mo house- sooming Reuse sae See, Em OLOTH cape | of John _ Si ear Mala orest S7O7W = iihee tes R A UER SUPPLY CO. keeping, correap _aete 28; pest city ret- oo7, Post-Digpatch. take charge of too!l- If you want a ag my pny Oldest “an ! WOMAN Middle. ly 4783 A bh i ae = ss Wanted | 1. J. kan ne yne, si Brides of Ane iy , 7—Lost, the 8, mitarhay nlete A. G. B 316-18 N. 34 st. (c8&) erences. ‘Box 4 74. re” giver perience: can MAN—Middle-aged. to company: mA PBRY real ~e~ gg direct polling field. 6 ert ~*~ a 030 re on Ta (6) ~ FURNITURE_STOVE — Marti; . 7 inion. fare 7 a or tools. biggest d necessities OMAy— x. “3 eryesers, 5 ; Nora Ford ar d Mrs. Br Burd and Union. & rard. For STOVE repairs PLUMBPR—Sit.; 4 ye im — Dis. room familiar with 3 : househo! St. Louis Ligtst wor APPAREL Wita Vandeventer, ; : er of funera) fre “y ‘Teal ot 8:30 p. m.; rew a) do lead work. hon handy and .fa Box T-79, P.-D, (c3) We handle the homes in . u | ___ counter; light ¥ linen y AP 1115 WN. “e. daughter Mrs. Martin J. Coyne, 239 — a ) R CLEAN’G, ETC. Sorc MAN—Sit.; 21; wants —— in own handwriting. iddle-aged; kitchen | soi4 96 —_ » = Bonn I will train you WOMAN— ° encee one Sant mee) { $19 twin on. aoe Eft, ait $31 __— Bh-| Virginia aven (¢ er. ___— mbes. "te in prices Saree fe. coat references, 6322 ae wg gt age ag need | 23 roughly. and Pet's talk itover, HM. | Warwick otal, 1 with kitchen ne) |3 + “ge F bo; “S80 rane, ‘dining Sell gre mg ey ne rest on Tues - at barga (c2) iston. nd dini ns mm... fenced only n thorou t's tal is, (c#) | WOMAN—To as ust, "plete meriving. APPAREL * wiL Li — + ntered . inine PER hanging 4996] st.. Wel 4 win- & nty: exper (c) O per ld St. Louis, Ww e. 2228 Lac com it na. shoes Phone 024. at 7 ™., Mary Wij,” brown. containing | 6, Call Delmar ‘—Sit.: 23: experience house in 249. $5 } i Buder Bidg.. sister In charg $20. so'%5, 3 8 Terms t ° iS) coats, pan is res . —Laost. hel White, December. Ting: do work YOUNG MAN— leave town, Box Lindell 324 : NEWTON. tives for large i he bh Webs: a kitchen, 32 7 Franklin. ‘misutes, H. ine | .. = hates or mo ees a Mre. 7. F. lap keys: reward. Et JANGING—Piaste ent 5768. dow trimmer: car: will lea apply. qd in making d county representa and phone. | GoOMmAN—PFor ne rey. a. Pant, We room an BRASCH Ak deft b1B8; (eute to calls ry and our Gear ktandmother. s and ———~ | PAPER I samples. F 2. Post- Dispatch. , N Experience CITY an give address u%) of child. V. B 23 eee. HANGED ee , ~~ we — i Arthur J, Donneily's par, th st. Sareh | “myself; bring pa oensp Cat Dispar ce 23; strong and | Wf AN— A AL Biengp, firm: -Dispatch. . ves.." Webster” 23 expe- URE EXC rs, 3846 Linde!) om evar Due *@ticg K-——Los ioney, return | are 8 YOUNG | to learn a trade andy. ’ _Box 0-2 —Who can sho 7 work in can 4142 TITURE TAKEN rang io. | ff time will be give OS 1 gg Per Maple. For: | PALER — Look, ,FO° Onlitoroia. manor ambitious: wants. post. Dispat>h (2) iS acne 38d and Wal- Onord as proce” sais and "ota WOMAN- pa +» Lily Candy Shop. *_( y YOUR OLD PURNIZ ' i cat - 2 ham | —— , ———— co ity for rer rN wstead. ining-room + | ws igh masse for the deceased R ; d | 2073. Rap — TE (c) = is an opportun branch manage _N, No ls Bedroom ante, ¢ / 805, p AS $ members amet BY “POLICE. 29th sts. Bomo }3—4415 Washington | ZAUNDRESS—sit.; goo home. Lindell rane North Market ~ Healey | BOOKKEEPER—Ané typ Box O51. P.-D ville, East 7 Ungerte. Wyant Wa in £263} 5) Odd Fellows ~ KENSE—Sih Dist. go idg ranieed in 6 jensons. Mrs. BS) | or. bundles to oS ning PATTERNMAKER—Write 1230 } experienced; references. ; “(es ings 50S Gs “Columbia. Soe Ses Oe like new. cACHTN —p Electri = i eh jer, Delmar 297 mp pre = "£919 Theor | * Whag. atlanta ir. x... 26 TER —For . instaliment, feraiture| inc 2 OE 2 | WASHING ” 1 6. Grand. L coo} : oO. F,—J | PPARA TT ntra . TS SONSAND 1901 La-| LAU ND experience . PLUMBER—With °o D at 31 CASH ust be experien bond. Bort Sa OMEN ee ONES per dens esener te WHLDEY JODGE, No. 3. 1. 0. 0. F- SEA i ath Diet e¥gances; reliable, oldest school. (68)| to do at home: Mitel aol oe ee anh Plumbing Co. (0) ble; reference required. also 03) | “cura por dag? OO. West, Hotel Beers (6) WisHine MACHIND—Eae offer. 034 er , * ve. at ~ . ._ 2 ER—12t pe ances; | Gore. = dies to Frank & Frank 3 a , Dispatch. . k. Mrs. lient condi ° Meets this e itiatory degree NET CHANG E—24 Dist. rette. geueran- | RPSS—Wants bun ; @lectric| reoia. O07 Easton. -245, Post-Dis Riesen utside wor exce - - linde!! ot. ork in in ep abe 5 BADG ~4 1D STRICTLY private eqeve: ys —*. dance ang Sal: large piace for drying: el) FORTER—Sermee, sho Sete 2 p. ass aca PRON EES yperwnced frener oan 2 SALESUAD ES and SPECIAL repr austen ’ 2, Weines : Visitors col Noble ; ~ Gra 1972. ¢c “y Colfax 932M. PORTER Colrel Taree , | EX-OFF! vie ting. locates m . ne 21047. days anc ¢ conditions. ; ar NG Preis! — Ur_appoint 1293. (cZ) . investiga zx. Olive! pomont 4: wants y industria! COUPLE—C Lah bl r C.. Thor, terms: o » Olive. Lindell ge Title Guaranty Bid (c8) LAU fearing or ironing: references Lin- case. jualificatjone So to 7 ip, Rox "88, Ho 3. Hoo rent. 8456 Lin As companion. “a ) SALE) 7°.) ay a on Wlectric toh Ry eae peor ie. nin o ut qua) ELDERLY LADY—As companion. 6107 ; es ) | PIERSON AL — Virginia , Mexico Hea SINESS CARDS Sa ae ae Sage | SURE, ae EER SHEET MET. ienced on inside | f0op, cHEc: tare ees) CLD arta 300 Banas eb ee : ae Mt Meee S39, Beien’ New Mex —— Plain sewing 69433. experi Box T BICT 2. a Rox 313. Bel ——— DRESEMAKER— Lindell 4854J. Bomonm oie. Tinner : 2) required. cook no bardly used 0- "ge: cost Co.. 7227 io : OTICES coe ATID oF house e work. for big money: undry. Delma dept. Ap- DI 8&5: good as new; sac fe 62) and second-hand ig k. SPECIAL. N at. of "| MATE Bomon ; rac- | —- BBLER—Chance for 5 on in printing ba A (c) $85; t. poly i- pA Henry J. Stu RS me ls ee Tx t, reliable, p -| SHOE COBBL fton pi. ters to oy Olive s zene. d lot of a i nd | SPECTAL. astocs,’ Cur’ ol ve Soule URPENTERS & BUILDE INSTRUCTION uF pian | NURSE—Sit. Reg RC no | peter — 8156 Guten pl meay ts Ply at i Saabs gate elated (c) | GARAGE —New. | pe SEE “oO AT OST ey rfAye rs aa /- 2 il, do hereby giv any Arh peailty culture; ble busi- aa ifax 840 6R. a| STONB er hour; come fc) | GIRL-—Por ups tland pl. Weetm te ture ving rooms ; same ae *] Btato of Missouri, sponsibie for any a LADIES— Learn have profitable ence. Co! - 15. for child ly; $1.50 p ired. 42 Por and! and. showing the rou dint ) pianos and victrolas; “ 3 Bi] Bike nctss earemonnts feta siring, Donahue, Morest O78. | “ADiElee you> torn h Bin #8, 008) | URS. colored ais, 15, top chile wor a ae neste ant | GRRL Swope ip plore aflargoons aus NEW oity “map =e nee: | farnitares qitbout reserve, at 10:30 b BOT debis con aaonll - (4) repairing. 1 -+—=- hes, | ness. e. 810 N. walking. ‘ AILOR—42¢ lock east ings. 20 : 8 tn of Be - t posipair e062) to i . “ taragnt TUDT. e. front porc ler Oollez nicuring. = re TA pi. one b , even = housework: the sth een der. Th Auction ; dn one eracept HENRY J. af "a NTER - — Garage inheimer, Gress _Moler Coll rn bairdressing,. tv future: i oi. os elderly: will car Ee ZAMSTER SW ros n "rede ederer. (c Thite: general {c) Wash ington See ee . 3 Geikir (ed) a ic) —— CE—T. Emi! &chiffel of Ws, repairing. Steinhe SO2) | LADIBS—Learn beirdreesing Lovie. Asad- | SURSE—&lL.; ¥ hour; ‘confinaments con: | Tj of Hanley rogd. M. A sewers. | Gaily, Be? Vernon. Kj enall oor, 410 Washingt RD TABL Perna is | & 1808-10 Choutesu av. a SPECIAL, NOTICE— f St. Louis, 8 marcelling. lasses. St. Pine. | ~* gor children. gg 7044 STERE sae 3 Carpet (c2) | __tamily. eral noysower KET BILLIA Call Purina : Ree “ “1618 ml gg % TS notice B... ; BUILT—Double, 5550: Toor Gey Oh ee Suites, 94 21 (c8)| sidered: refer wet ae File, cooking ee ee Hotel ae — od ye 38 ‘Dastgate, Let beer) r OOEsT. eee mh et. of i STREET WIDENING SALE , re} of Missou sible for ife 00. Forest 75 emy 150 | WOMAN—Sit.: o ont lable man = Garage, ae za- / t be respon my wife, _ $8 t. two Culture—3150 | Wo ork. ‘Bom - MAN—Relia dense sec- 203. Ts and d mape ee Account o we I will no this date L. 155: gable oo f Beauty Cu be- nd hougew ss house-| WATCH ork in resi a| 47 housewor "7 i D and railroa mane. ngton. Vacate c 7 c- tracted after MII g HIF a Te $155; coors al- IBAY School o Je teach you to pat colored: first-cla 85 W, neces for night w 6, experience @n RL—fFor a 200, ROA t Foster's 41 Forced to - te “Anna Schiffe! _E ’ -— 2 pairs dcuble 4 ORR. tes) RO for $50. We or in 8 weeks. WOMAN—Sit.: r week.. Delmar & e in county: state a t-Dis h. (c) | GI tncluked: erguson __U. 5. @ 3-pily: mill ends; $1.60 ' Wide Ss —— ‘Tepair work. Gran course tent operat hes also ing by day o k:| tion ox T-1 ——s ; work : OFT G—Green, 3-D Tos ply, ve St. ‘per cont; rx 4 KHOLDERS' MEETING. GARAGES 18x18 ila N. 7 Te ireatee,-comieaart M8} | WOMAN—SiE ee ae oe ame SP Hr Br. co TRC Walia, for, eqgeral Bolger vol a3 Bel aioe, Shale Bee. Sey psn | On . ~ a Y : ) ‘ s G 3 ae -p ve , ee — : al. but nes % windows. in Cleveland, rt Wayn family of adults ~ = tting meat. Conrad ra Grand ©)| 9be PER i at dines x it, For + 8167 Teola. cutting | around ga undry 35 Uni cut @ , re . . Nov. 1, 1024. sevice door: painted 9 °C. GAR- | _ton. eT EARN TELEGRAPRY we eonuk —Git.: colored. fer laandress or You NG MAN—To work ts) nolla nA 0 Meer Ta) ere won COND-HAND log ais fo sans ew and fia 5-6. Howe of the NY or et Bunmalows. Garanes, UF Scho. tb120 te otart after ousework: reference for Williams. 20 —Work around drug s GIRL—You igh housewo (c4) | “thread to size s, black and € uffets, 52 te To the ,rockbolgers a COMPA an- der of Bungalows. e(8) Visit o sition at $1 urse or tui- hous Lindell 2699. _ask for UNG MAN—wWor h. esfist with |! bog ond-hand motor g. radiators, hea tere ‘ ex c) MERICAN Lbs given that the +H gfuarantee po or evening co Hours Dp. ™ ——— ed: to take care “ ¥o 199. Post- Diepatc e@ Parkview 2265 housework. sec ulleys, shaftin 4 uta. any aise. debo . 33. ; S12 EF: : Amer. ) leting day ent term 9 —Git.; refin y Sisiw. Box T- rn local end) cuse. Par! ae general O5| sheets, bolts and n "cheat. aide 10: iron chests, $12.50: woric E is — waisere of the so comp funded. Conven! ily. a 5582. | We MAN ‘fhe hour. Caban a —To hold down IRL—DPxperienced and wages. 749) | ond-hand nafls, ly Co. 1318 2) bigs. : 3: geder te _ | Dual meeting of s ny will t oon a | ‘O—_UPH’'LS’'G | tion " and 6 to 10 dal ph Co. 2 . e | children by YOUNG pol ns. 6 &, 6th, G 2 in family; good home (c) | Central Pipe and oe _{e3 ‘ Bb iL, ~~ ? peas 533 Ee: ies of’ the evawany. h CLEAN Twentieth Century Teleara (c8) | ition as laundress:| ‘traveling po > learn Puwwher business: Michigan. fancy hoxes.! nut s., St. Louis, Mo. 3519 Sul 220: fiber rus } \ cannite , | Office of tpcis, boon ca the ee ays ® | ys Pet tare AE YA ee b WOMAN—Wante "4 days week. Lindell YOUNG MAN—To experiente: small %e) | a= to peck Xmas fancy jimei | TOYS Wicker eet and others. (c2) | $4.50: tiber . | Street. St. oe ae the hour of 8 CARPET _©O. ind + "4558. (c 7th_st. ty cultuse . ae CY ferences; first 4 ust have some ext ©) | GIRLS—4. lates: steady or d #p- | TOYS— 7 re- ‘ " yh nde 5 10 beau tractor. re m Easton. choco fenced need 3 tteg and dav every With ; lamps made to order. (ce) PATPNTS obtained: ae OE iN ant ‘Outre AUTO ae ont an cates wood chance for Wednesday morning, 9 SQUSEKCEET ER— Good platy D. m.. Ei potieta” - a * tow, price ere rH A Handsome ey yl More ur- ey, ble price | PATRIN Fr. J. Larson, s experience 59 Laclede. : po ome: ‘ poussasens second large 0 ne T FOUND , ler 3417 for reagous Electric | free. F. J. right party. 37 iper, with some NTED—MEN Sidney. ns kept in “rel in. email ry Every Purchase 5 of LOS and Jour Tical work. Cass c6) | B76. rT MECHANIC—He os 4 ply Ex- AGENTS WA .: jSmMAID—White, Ge (c4) name on!) y. We v Com lete, $17 of - ave’ lence; can drive car 4975 Was- ic. %OO other “aT . HOUSEMATD— Wh : as} jots to out-of- lowe bus van * Rooms, Pp tch r ae, “eymate OE ties eS ore Gherokee| per Huck Auto Repair Co. (cf) AGENTS tlte Ho Roce 1384 heat 3) SNe re ene Levy_Bros., 512 nd smith & Davis: Dining Room, Ki r Arsena c8) td —Tonig (ac) ton av. 3315 Watson es 2 —_ housework =e n- a Sa -—— s . Bedroom, ; iz ‘ on a AMATEURS, Wid. and Ohio, ple in all| BAKER—Second nando) on bread, rolls &. Louis. BonsEWwoM MAN—White gr as stay | B these | are full‘sine and twin ane ~ T $18 cash eer $2.50 - s ae Brest s ema. Fe, | enters Pauaries apecaity “people, . and ae ge “ PARTNERS WANTED oral, houses ery) Wadhisns fo| scratched. in tach oe All New Furniture terms. WA si 1d cakes manu- piace. must ne . &87 50 ; |E—Tost ; av nated Rall Salty Un pay: cash oF Forest sees. lines: ge amateuTs cqps (ec) | _#nd “Second hand. 3504 —_—_) —_ R Wid — With -- a toilet CAD—For Agere) = aml — (987) Levy ros. ee sheen rarmivare Co. 3-Room Outfit for . Ralisaye ottice a wa — tbe on all house Tt Call . Se MAN—General ae Hel article, fmaaee for (c6) GAiD—Midaio-aced. co hotel. Box W3E | a S = Broadway. Walnut; factory - $7 cash an T essee red ce- BEADED BAG— of2408 Dickson st, Midwest Elec. | mpg ee gy eg Og Py S._Broaé ee ny as-| BPDROOM & H. Devie Furaitare Co, nuine enn EAGLE HOUND—Lant, ac ck and Grand 34 aTW six | F PLO y M E N T jan Hattery Co.. 2012 tec . 10th at = SALESMEN WANTED where —Fxverienced a 3. ! oY yd nat “Fide - “Ch ests; special, $15.50.~ BEAG 4613 : | $3 B31BM. M BOY—Cen rience in cutti ised ang | MA , Standar : (ex) fh ‘. — ar Pho- 7 r ret, spo ‘A I E BOY—Wit! rad’s 409 Fa ee tase AUTOMOBILE SALESME need apply. Broadway. on ladies’ | BET French walaut got, # ~—% beauti BEAGLE HOUND— f Spot. 231 His ‘ bad A N meat. Conrad s._ #0? d errands. ta Fi- AUT : only live wires Methudv- RS—Experienced the year also esses ( $85 $41. 50. a} huswers to ; 3073M. reward. (cS) GHT DOES IT RIGHT. on ~~ shipp! ng room an —t | call’ Canunielet “Buick i an is) OXnate; good pay: steady work 414 i2tn| gna mattr phs; special, ory or Victor 39 inted. in came lee at reasonable prices ire BOY—For Supply, 1724 Olive st. andi Call a and West Pine. n-} . hate; vertna: Bat Works, (c2) rth. nogra Bridge UE—Lost: - & Fi Serv fixtures; we w delity Su soda fountain & Page. G —Experiencece ‘round. ne chrome ~] oy eS SS Pence 921 houses "th hy — gee | EN ys BOY—For drug, ‘Natural _Bridge. ! | SHOE ed appiy.. Bell's Bootery. $14" Olive. bl. Oth fi. oul » = $17.50 we Shades, $8 76. _ m | ts BO a delivery. #00V . «: must bave er need Lamps and ; Diease Saag: Kewart : our Main 4858 for estimates. mi ’ to keep 1/| deliv run errands: mt and cust. ly Mr. Lyles rienced. TORS } two-tone Sine Sunday : Freee Sees fe ANT——Git-; Dees. pomisal fe0:| BOY—Te uitable Bidg., 6th « se over 16| -APPIY URE _ SALESMAN —- Experienced. OPERA nly. _ ee Dian, — Be Peet ACCOUNT 1] sets of books; Box D-17 He 806 Ea factory work: must be (oc) | PUSeee $018 omvoig On dresses: experiences tices CO. | ; r money and osnaw or sma dations. (i BoY—For f 4 Broadway. SALESMAN—Drive Ford. (ce) L ‘ashington a’. ; : | 1820 or Grand 60863W lent reconamen . 511 N. ab SALESMAN—Dri ” Buciid. 2 Ww ——— ‘ Shar: ELET—Lost: gold ues AND HAULING | Post-Dispatch. or second hand; ex: 7 ~ to Wore sine Works. DO family trade. 1207 ——— Olive Domashennad Oe wnt. 1h “Hotel ie On Wed. —Light moving, = ylet BAKER—Sit ; Po Benton 148]. bow a oO: ‘Liter! AC} ihe | Bitwet, Terrace Realty Co. 1608 miss) OPERATORS — —s salary £05) -_—— ri | Gatewworth Hotel; rews coai, ashes: bonded. (2)| perienced. m yy North Market cK. oF" enox pi. a é ed, $2: stoves conn erred. J erience eb TO SALESMAN. : 3 — hone {0-62 ; ME Uses teietee reward. 47 ¢ Financed. Linde $868. TINGS a pa ats t.: il eee ; Good a woe ~ 7 tory: ear $50. to Hotel, efternes lton, — ak i ; i of J Ke re (c62) a . ° ‘ at on ’ arwick fa} land Cent Coltne B00 2 ! a high-grade °F indell 6481. Apply ore N, years old; ex-' Burvenich, ‘ || DRESS — Lost biack. on steet. e e! pe y ri; refer | au : the | “day: reward. Delmar. 9900 CURTAIN CLEANING ay A ee ie 45 Basten | RCARF—Lost: «ray: ening: special rate,| years a, Po i) el” ‘Westminesar, Went infuate, cleaned, sess : 4. 574] Weetn gisening ond Dyeing Stateless case prs. "y tine Finder “call Guive ia af “c Murray. 4 we a

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‘LE SA $25,000 CAS yl —_ late mode — DO YOU NEED } MONEY? Auto loans In & minutes: car left . in — —_ > BO Fred tape: confidentia)- ings. YABLEM FINA ANCE ‘Corp. FORD—Rosdace ; $165: ds: A. Rea chea» FoRD— Roadster 1923 SIS: $5 down 448 YORD—R. adate r. looks E208 only helt, “3° Lorust f0ad— Rea Ly v: easy ter.ne: $59 down. Teale Ta _S6: ”) (;Tavois FORDS — Roadsters 1922 mode i. S125 $175: terms FORD—-Roadster: 19st: $i56- (pen (8) “Garaging, Storage, ¢ Oteaning Dead Storagé Automobiles — oo . mote 5 mon Vt Se > —¥ (c SESS? AL, 1OeN 4127 Roadsters For Sale like new; oO ive. for quick ct 446s Delmar. ” Jota” a i extras. 4 aston. reco nditioned terns evenings ots of Authorized extras ae 2333 Washin Coach er. everything, $195: 25 others acnes open evenings. Willian —ix. i z es 700 cash. Cen | FORD—-Roadster 4 joen- at mountable rime: tras: S20; terms. J ~~ 1924 ESSEX” coat — Seat live, $785 vias Ree mR a o : eR“ cay ths en YANLEM s MOTOR co 1035 WN. Grend bi. | Mbetiors Given 1200 mais eget cae | 1924 BUI : miles: mw B ROU i H AM Seen nights. _ ogee | quick be lan Ss istrib OPEN sitpaY EN terins. Soo AUBURN—4. ~passenger e oupe;: upho Priced unusually low fo : Sil90- terms "1 a trad oods, 3+ Olive _ st. aaah. mie LICK, 1924 COUPE cana} terms. trade. SOUTH SIDS | ton Lafayette, i en nights ic} 2-passenger busine se mans coupe. $100 @xtras. at a Saving: model “5 nae terms “tnpette, pen evenings .| CHEVROLE aT nal pet ime: eran - ood: mechan ica!- lo» an ¥ Detect; $200 cas gaa3 | --** Ss liv .v aed rl »GI ‘x - ; So; terms. 716 N. \ oat Graupner, Coupes For Sale Be se + tires and mec hanica or $448" ba | Sedan, FORD—Coupe; ou 1923 model; terms. 3833 Washington bi. de2) | a To FORD — Late 1923 coupe: Al con: Nijtion: | trade or terms. _ 1650 'S. Jeffers: m. tc4) ~ Teal RD—"o 1922: meny extras; ecrifice., $185. “e203 Gravois. YORD—Late model; coupe: $100. . Author- __ Yaed Ford Dealers 5630 Gravois, MNase 1922: new tires. ae rs: Al condition ravois av. 1922-23-24. i$ $165 to ls $385. Hy Kublman Auto Gales R140 O51 ‘Easton. (cos >) wupes: 1871. $155. 19N3, PUR FPORD—Sedan; Washi (D—S ‘$285 3 83.4.8 week! nights 7 Sedan. good rubber; mar Johnson Aute Ci kK; af Fre . sedans: 4386-90 Olive. ORD- -Sedar : also terms, 1921 * also 10 br others: ter 4 ” 4: 386- 90 OO] 4-door, guarantees) et We | only $2: 3 | _repainted Good eas new “ mo any make car MON CRC faw one, doors: used a new Four feed same as 4 ‘Day. VULIVE MOTOR coO., Open evenings iH. c 'S.— Brougham and overhauled: cat new: an unusual! ba reain cars. MacCarthy-Archer 39 N. Puciid. Forest 6° MARMON—Sedan: $95 $195 down, w! th winter tion: trade. 1923. $275 >: easy terms Riefling's. 2315 (e605) Se condition. excellent « onneon ; starter i923. FORD TUDOR, 1924S slate hardiv be to is, 4386-0 ae ve. ec.) starter “and de- ~eopdition: ex Auto Co.. ichTx — — Sedans For Sale ch SEDAN to tors, Locust ENINGS DODGE SEDAN ox ‘LPT Ine ly “extras: 3667 ; ——_—— i: itke new: all Coupes, open even -. J - new open evenin overhe aii good Locust. ' ths oO a: trade t. 3137 | I oC ust . INEW FORD SEDAN times; guaran 2910 wibihigten it.) repainted id from in one of these A 1tomebile down: top, 1od; S441 Juniata st 22- extra xood mo S08 d down. balance. c53x) — -new wire wheels; | , late 1 or + *- rear Downs eae: $08 omen ; loa with extras; ferme, _ 3333 Washingtoe (c2) | FORD— “103 Olive. m wonderful ruhninge or- | here is your cha to get in one | wenéertul bargain> ° Soo, otor | accessories. 1035 LN. | Enjoy the winter in comfort. appoizstments of 1650 8. sedan: It's a YAHLEM bargain. MAXWELL SEDAN ow $795) @sk any Grand >! erm™ms New Moon Sedan |: ¥ man's money Has all the high-class | N Grand big ‘sacri-| Jefferson 035 Lode! . Oakland Sedan.. $450 $4650: Yah'em They did Big Long terms. . Grand bd}, bargain eG | vW >. > S Sedan, $550 h * ; rth ‘$800- we 1035 N.! a real Xmas present pos cpoetnut. | OVERLAND— 1923 salesman's special, 1923: } mediately. dcanwumeabaen: newly painted: in| 230 sedan: must sei! im- | 3318 Washington. Bomont | fc?) condition t | OVERL AND—1921 sedan: x34 » Fs ay Tate motor upholstering Lecust: not open | down: trade. 710 N. (c68 PE EFRI PRLESS—Sedap ; 3318 Washington. 10- tke new: Bom rfect: ‘arm deventer 4-door , Velour | $2735: “75 (ge?) like new: reel Value. ent 35353 ict ’ 2506 &§ Jefferson. NEW FORD COUPE — Sr FORD COUPE, 1924, $395 ge B ores value. MONARCH 9 1924, $100 Down - | A TBI RN—Beanty 6 tourir only $450: t ) Locust CK -Touring. California top. ton. BOUICK—Touring: eee: “- ~* late 1! $390 ; Open terms. late style “3a Dodge, $45 down; trade. 3441 Juni ate. fe ay Touring Cars For Sale iD exce! lent | ne. erms. evenings. O22. like new: 4404 Bae c4) Memgiden- Tepai nt ed; 137 becuse lock wheel. MONARCH, ‘FORD COUPES models. fully ulpped, repainted: lke mew; from $150 and up; easy MOTOR CO... 2910 Washington. teR) | oe — - NAME YOUR Bule k Touring (Chevrolet Columbta aw hag beim @asonabie YAHTL PM toto RXR cwM. ) CADIL LAC. passenger, mode tf QO* BOM. .. 18S N 4867 a.» - . needs little run: good tires; $50. 4 . wt RIC—A nd recharging terms hs ter. , | GRA! CHALM ERS—1922 tor in good 439 N. Eugiid. all. Easton avy. tourtng. running condition: Mac = aed le Archer. Forest é 2323 Another Yahlem Combination PRICE ' 1035 N. Grand. “ - viinder tour- . 1 condition: wit! Lindeil (~%) §-passenger only $250, Automodile 8 °) OHANDLER—Touring 1975: run _— _mifies, fully equipped - ear. eeeeti N. ‘Vande- car just on price of Phone Parkview 114QN. 2) CHEVROL ET—1975. eap. quick sa ie GHET RR OL ET—1920: Ford. $35 TLA'N Va i CH ii ROLET—- we ag ~ | _ $2: ¥ : late mod- new cnn regain. Automobile Cvo.. 624. terme, Wooda ——e eee Tourings: frem our entire steck of tourin condition SOT Grand ueed 5256. ~ CHEVROLET SPEC Dec. 7 cars; your choice, $300; all tT SIDE eames wd £o.. battery: — res; Riversi: de ‘186 runs Ss: 33 ia ” good ndev en . er. Al mee hante cally ; | BP3I3 Olle —————— SIAL til! Christmas Suverior mode! re- Open evenings ar and Sunday. bopgn—Toarnas- " cheap: terme. trade. aon | Dee © —Tourines “1: Dramd-new cord ti "85: Packard 12. Maynes, Pord. othere: ft one 10 one 19°% > at | South — Dudek vy) ne eae - —— ee nee: ee DOR RIS—Touringe. 6-86- real eee car terms or trade. FORD ering RC » EL 7 a $146 nines. Williarme 4.25865 -S00) Nive i 1650 8. ESSEX —Tourtas. 1924-°~ mo werth more: tecms reliable Si65: & Hlugrmohbi'!- pen ree erns eye ? ) AL conditt- for the RD. H. Cc. S.—Tou | HUPMOBILE— | JEWETT—Tou ic l> | b cetpeeeeomecee MAXWBIL | in trade. | OLDSMOBILE—1924. 6-c PRS : OVERLAND—Touring. 1) 1923; | $260 4484 —— | PACK ARD—Twin 6_ ETE oe OE, Re re Py ¥ a 7 aE — es —— unusual value. | - DEMONSTRATORS Jemonstrators now on They have had excellent care and attention ' § and can be bought at Three Buick 6 Three Buick 4 To —are in splendid mechanical ' condition— a real saving to you. | ii ALL 4. WHEEL BRAKE MODELS | Tourings—5- Passenger irings—d-Passenver LOOK THEM OVER! DRIVE ONE YOURSELF! Terms-—or Reasonable Trade—if Desired VESPER-BUICK AUTO CO. Grand and Lindell Touring Cars For Sale ,er. ro« ; rurning a ASSS Delmar LD like Stab = = rir xs new. $60 a as roreen coda. 1s good . § 3441 “Tun 1220 made pris es. t #8 starter. demount r. $0. Dow ns | : oOruct t FURD—L ' 'w Vash if Buk ks. Stidebakers, YUTPES, mie es at 4147 7 ; ys ] ve. (en J FO RD—L dei r truck Washi ngton Yl: gardeners stax CHEVROL ET co (sr and SSG Romont 2670 pneumatic i aa3J hea) x SIDE rand TRUCK—A)most 3-ton, tires, starter: O Automobiles For Sale— _ Miscellaneous :\STOP READ THIS 300 USED CARS DOWN / GARD NER JORDAN ‘ (CHEVROLET 1 ok L OAKLAND OL DSMOBIL E COLE i ae WINTON ” . ae down “an | vou have 625 im: free storage ti)! wanted no brokerage. Trade your " ; Je? - | : - -4 ae ‘ a — aa’ > rfieyir : . . oe dollars each mo interést;: old car. ’ MONROE, ’ 1935 mode: | - $50 or $75 Dai i | }; | PIANCS = YAHLEM!:: If you don’t understand all ‘ the details about— How you can buy a used ear for spring delivery by paying fo down and a few dollars > ~ SOT PIN I 5 ~ os V2 nt 4 " eo > + For Sale WILL BUY, exchan«e. repair your or paTtsa, Open evenings. “radio 901 Wal ton. (c62 ) ~ - TYPEWRITERS: ‘AND ADDING MACHINES For Sale oe MACHINES? ANT? WRITERS.—-@old, rented, repaired rates. dependable machines. dding Machine and Typewriter Co. faultabie Hide _ ont ve Oe ROOK KEEPING or atatement machine: will Tire Co Jb400 Lindel). ADDING ' price. Du Half 1351 ADDING ALCULATING CHINE Pres Miive. reor _TYPEWR ITERS rented. Pine Main 2599 Tyr EWRITE RS—Underwood. Rovai. ington and portables. $15 to $65: ais. 3 months. *5 upward. St Louis writer Exchange. 202 N. 10th. 3,62 sne¢ . TYPE- Re via aD) MAC WINE—Burroughe. sacrifice. Frs “MA. 3 ‘months, | re. American w riting Machine Co.. * Trpe Matin (Rm) aor with estandard Easy terme. ‘ - = 207 Corona’ Fo vboerd thie Xmas Tyrewriter Sales to BOO XMAS SPECI ' typewriters Rebullt machines i B—Red uit rortabes uD Al ! - terms SOT NW. &rh et —- Salee ("nr N. Sth st. O office ‘oOrona (c8) re. aii | ‘ ‘orn. fu'ly ‘oruna Typewrit- “On ve 2. OS icf HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale va \GON—6 horses. 3 sete ha 717 Vandeventer COAL $1o > a h ‘ Ss HARNESS—s ingle and double. at can Fat. wav Express « good ' . Uil PL. ANC O—Uprias it Bradbury. » Pershing ~__ | BIDDLE. ; ’ | COMP ’ ' and " _o.. ci4 > ee = prig! 4371M. PIANO—-Fine Li sacrifice. P’nerson Forest ndema ” Cabany -—Special s to $175 fully * mo Interest biayer Leonori Auction Co., PL ~R-PIANO—Cheap Nort ‘h Market st PL AY! 2R-PIANO—My most new, $2 SS t PL A YER- Pl ANS 3— Used. but oniy | % demonstrators at ' ,; L018 weekly until you have paid $75) or $100 ; That you pay your payments, you 8%; but How you get a life insurance feature, protécting you against ; death or total disability: How hundreds of people are || taking advantage of this won-| derful combination that is of- Miracle Man of the Used Car Business; ASK YAHLEM! 1035 GRAND cseniimaeteinaal ret a8 ii Accessories, Parts—-or Sale » ACCESSORIES—Winter fro a. small nter Buick front Oldsmobile "Yeap 3058 a new: fe >. +x) a ng you want; 7320 N. Broadway UsED Rg er ind wheels, crank shafts. 50980 Delmar as shieids, motors, azies; half price. (cS) starters. ¢ t —— class: enerators. repairs. testing fr: 2001 s 5 Oth. ). Sidney 3% : oe (cB WINTER FRONT—Moon ca _Kingshighway. fi a? _2569W nt Auto Bodies For Sale BA RG tA | ‘\ _ Pleasure: terms fo FORD BODY and truck SS a) Wave camn ercia “uit “A700 On ive ie. (8) BARGA! 6 oe sedan Riefl ce « ive ied) ‘ ~y'P BODIES a roadsters "0 tou - 25 7350 N Broadway. / oe | FORD ) BODIES—Coupe, 1924. 1973. P sedans. ai} models 10 Olive, — taken in trade. ed co.. I Ha FORDS—Chassis: to c ‘ome out. Tires For Sale TIRES—New and used. $1.75 orders. City Hail Tire = FT ‘RIF "Tolan on bi ic?) rut. — - a Al GENUINE BALLOONS POR NEW Fw Ds. Guaranteed firsts, . -_ -ea. barra! —_ - mail 1400 Chest. | ‘e865 BUY a brand no interest on) Yahlem ” far | sce (cB5) | : 5815 «S| _fe) | GREER, . terme, trade | FORD BODIES —Various styles of so 4 new Used; | “Deeds Aut S. 125th st.. opposite | fe | DE rear oi Bul STEIN W AY Dos! tively rr MF re markadDie Dargair open evenings _ new, 1 @m Bed ¥ nase makes terms $10 mont . Aeolian Co. 1004 Olive det BD: Sas _1004 ‘ lt gua- anteed am $5 niv this possi! :: : baby © $1050 player. al- 3541A Minnesota. (65) mn our 3 tae 4 BOT sRTI- GR ANI ee | "sed, mo: 7 ane live. srard ‘+ for- siip- open CASTLEMAN. = Talking Machines For Sa BRUNSWICK—Genu ords: $305: just sell. 2» 3S. Way BRU NSWi Beautifu a real Tl HLEB ES MU SI: ; OOD.. BRU NSW! IN selections of man Pia? PH aN MGR ine size 1CK— 7 latest music: $72.50 +7 ve A apust ‘s PHé yNi GRAPH- inch high. E Went phai. “34154. M . Tec broad- ‘ic lOO) PRU NCKS! RAPH_— Wi th ps t: arc 28. mahogany: | Meyers, PHONOGRAPH—Large, months: your price. d. Potomac PHONOGRAPHS—$150 console eraphs; used for demonstrating; 35 THT EBES MUSTC OD.. 1103 Olive SL ee NOG RAPH—Sslightly SONORA PH’ with factory gugfantee: sell 1 THI EBES MI STC CO 1105 Olive LA LKING MA‘ “HIN ES—Of makes: guerar “d game as new: than half price CONROT'S 11000 Se VICTOR Khe _e A—W ith guarant perfect condition S$. TIT SBES MUMIC UC».. i103 r se heart Vv = a | NORTHLAND. 4747—2 frost. | BOTANICAL. | COMPTON, ROOM ae rang ae pg ay tor — s or e peop oom board rg reasonabie. Bex D- 275, Post- Dispa +h. (2) RUSSELL. 4112A — Board and room ; _employed; reasonabie. Grand 2s70W. West AUBERT. 768 A-—Laree. warm room, ern: In homme: gentlemag emp . $7 week; or couple; and Olive cars. BAYARI). Ts1i9A—Front | room for nice Jewish boy Forest 1970. (e2) CABANNE, 5073—Lovely room, 2 refined people emp! loved: 4cF , mod- - with wee a |; exe eptional tabie. CATES. 5030-——Room x. with beard: small private fami! y: al! convs. CHILDREN TO ~ BOARD—Mother's « care; | private farni! Y. Forest “pi4aw ! DELMAR BL... 3930—Ru wee meals $5. _ Lindell aT Taw. (3) PORDST PARK BL.. 44024—Gentiemen or couple ernyloyed: good meals; all copven- lences; fror t room (o*) | LACLEDE. 4384—Room. beard. week: hot-water heat; conveniences _ LINDELL. 4315—Come. {Ol happy throng in this 3d-floor apartment, where the air is the purest. t reoms ; brightest and the beds an furnishings the things to eat. Me PHERSON. eptiona!; hotqwater Delmar 575. ich’ HERSON., 40. 56—.1 Vell furnishe.. & om. excellent meals; dowble, single reason-| able (4) MePHERSON, 4518%—Large room for 2; good meals: conveniences ic - reasonadie LIVE, 4227—Newly furnished roome- excelliert board: $7. ‘5? PAGE BL.. 4522 room. excellent Ray MOND “nt shed _room RO M—6? (Mw) aSpartment ; any 45187 ROw»M Nicely furnished. ee: gentlemen rreferred: © tion techeomes ai. Tf. ndelt 3858 W ROOM AND. in handsome heod: M. ved ‘DONALD rooms. phe ne ‘ NEBRASKA. 1538A—Room furnished for housekeeping all conveniences. 3) | 2117—Modern housekeeping room, furnished lone iady or on |OREGON. . 1918A—2 ch clean furnished -eoms housekeeping. bath. electric. sink. (3) PARK K. .. 3130—Two furnished rooms: $8 j ' ' : pearaioesr— 34554—Nice warm sleep- | “room a a ing room: all conventences; $3 75. | RC : lee ee sore — ‘bar the | wee ean. south. front. 'RUTGER. 3632— | ¢ Treorm | Grand | Desirable room. pri- or | hone ico? | —— 3130—Hall room and board, $5 sheer cs AND ROAR privileges. me ‘RD — Yea vty! lady: heme | (c62) 27 —Nice steam am heat: oe | 2 meaia, nary: orivate. Riverside ee very desi rable. furnished. | reason - | also | ple ' PAGE Bl... §3 es) | Vietor 425. (62) | furnished. with use Newly of | kitchenette and breakfast room. $10 a RIDGE. 4557.5. ‘efi2 ) week; will leave 2 share. Victor RI SSE. %844— Ligh: sizeping rooms. conveniences. housekeeping or hot-water heat: modern new iy furnished - phone. +c82 Furnished reem,. all con- paige lances: $2.75 week. Phone ona. SECOND. 2427 & —4 nice roome: fc) SHENANDOAH. 4050A — = _heaw conveniences; private. Gena I : (ec) SHEX ANDOAH. eae — on a a Grand “14558. (oS) SIMPSON PL... 1747—South of Lata Park; suite of housekeeping rooms, ¢ nicely furnished: eonveniences desira)ie ocality; owner's home; no children SIXTH, 1244 & —en entrance; clectric, gas- per | S.—-2 connecting. Ist floor: | ROOM—S4zx west: for « ol a: $5 beerd optional: private . Forest terri heath. cas. electric: adults VISTA. 3555A—Neatl furnished sleeping room. reasonabie - Grand. Park care adults. ED ROOM—In — of twe ‘reasonabie - Phone evenings. Graad ~ McPHERSON. 4069—Large front ’ and kitchen. with cal range, sink; con- venient to school. car lines, (cé) 5a] 7—Comfortabie, furnished room. private famiiy: gentleman. 4310A—Steam-heated room. bath. $5. Delmar 4034W. MARYLAND, 4118—2 or 3 3d floor house- | Keeping rooms: conveniences. | MARYLAND. 4238—Reautiful. well- heat- ed: reasonable. Deimar 4500R. e4) 4220—Housekeeping 1: orn, second floor: all conveniences. RYLAND. 4220—Housekeeping __ with kitchenette. first floor: warm. ee | MARYLAND. __ adjoining room, continuous not | ie Bachelors’ bome fortabie rooms: | 4458 Waehington. LINDELL Amertenn or pe. or en suite: heet’ pies MINERVA. 5032—| s— street. , North . Broom efficiency. io T D APARTMENT—WIll-~ share coupie $50 33726R in ENT—Ef ficiency Pine and Euclid and possession on sublease. with r reagonad van. South _ Grand Ja «c3) 301 5—Purnished S room | = private home. head, |inena, AS * phone furnished; aduits bath, (4) BORCK KR | CHIPPEWA. vacant De PONTY., ern Froo me DEWsY “43 ’ laquire at seam | chieisttia: _ (69) | hestnut. ini in Gulld Hal’. living reom. din sun verior hote. serv! oe .«. —Beautifully 7 Bl ~~ hh wee °. su emenet te ——- — IN, -_ rete? or unfurnished; furmahed: & re —fou conveniences: adults inquire Cubasy 6744) to®) FLAT Ning: ’ ee front. pri- to asenes; © and * : 2. —$as5—Sa- feor front. ~] premises, or call Ce mt, nape im al 5.>44— ore wutifull eft Dee » SPartinent arb : | »RELAND APARTMENTS tach ing, enn, REALTY CO. olive 56 13 —New + aie Dle oe t . wri” zi KU ffictencv | “pui.ding. | nest Interneti ona! *w furniture, new Pek. te tort: -=J $85, idea! ie ments ea 3 room week UD. Syaiones | A | ial om Dp oe 2 for - howse- 2 sieening rooms: gas included in reasona Sie clency barca) ~w 3848—Nice. warm effi- het and cold water; | free phone: $8 week. oe beautiful 3-roem efi uniimited telephone, ice sookine and lighting: } TmHished: convenient location 7 om manager on ré NG APARTMENTS $5.24 fervice; we also heve « beauti- apartment with porch ever every room )ieht: slev ator service. ii NW —#ub-ler menager on err : . or Hor SAM REALTY CO. | Life Wade (eB) | new ~ Sree | al¢@aci. ome) ete . fe) | aH ‘md s0—Neaily furnished — 8. mexiern $40. , ted) | - internation! apartment

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~~ — 2 > ig ek A eu oe — Z T : x a edEED Ay 4 is | a pe YOU CAN GET A GOOD PRICE FOR THAT USED ARTICLE—if you Advertise in P.-D. “WANTS” -@@ ST. LOUIS 33 POST-DISPATCH. FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—Centra! ‘FLATS FOR RENT—South HOUSES, FLAT REA VERNON . "West CHOUTEAU. (3540 > $5 rooms, inside Bs TEXAS. 3482—3 rooms gpiectric: decorat- FOR RENT FOR COLORED . when Pree TO BUY | FLATS, APTM'TS, FOR SALE |LOANS © = PERSON'L PROPY SUSINESS | AS SALE ‘Feiiemen garage Tease 7 Br. 'yope- 12-6 Li a + FLAT—3 rooms. ete Sis: = ve 700 Olive 3506, ——— {S) | GARROLL, 222A—3 rooms S18~ _ Subur Property Wanted North | MONEY TO LOAN BEAUTY PAnion—é —60xx south is ac © arene cnt rea: | —PAbSE. Apply 3141 Easton, and garage. Sidney 3078. Wachter, ”| *¥- ©. LOCHMOELLER, 722 Chestnut.| HOME Wia—in Webster: @ or 7 roome:| PLAT—1621_N. i8th: $500 cash? easy| Furniture ang G00 SOO Olive. tee) | gut health. Olive & 2a home ; | WASHINGTON 6... 431 Univers) of Pennsyivania. | SHERIDAN, 2308—4 rooms, gas. electric. | VISTA. 3581A—-3 rooms. net —— (co) | —_nave cash. Box B-401, P.-D, (cl00}| terms: trade, Cabany 4153W. __ (e62) | Menta: $00 to 31000 Oly | soanbing: fio ee aocatita ight housekeeping or eleeving- BG. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | _ ete. only $25. (c8) $32: newly decorated: vacant. nt HASTON, 4220—5 rooms. bath. laundry.| HOME Wt4.—in Webster: 6 or 7 rooms: fe RG bg MONEY TO LO AN | coominesiee oun St. Loule; : nes je | WASHINGTON. eed Z n b (cB) ‘Victor 40027. (c) | SEVEN ee 1c®) have cash. __ Boz _B-401. _ P.-D. {c100) South ON AUTOMOBIL ES Ty) pagnon wl furnished. sieans * mera | te famil —Fro , : - VEN ° pe -~ ee ————E te “ ‘} ‘ (SB? | — ate Tamily: Fentieman, Cab 1% 22 : Sten: newly 4 ; North ad $25, aioe a 7 4-room ¥ at $19 KOTSREAN Soe Ghestnut. (e2*) CITY R FLATS—2810 8. Seventh: 8 flats: eleetric | loser OUI "ls INV pSTMENT « ‘CO. - re Louis ~ CHANGE, Loe Wit lik vt iy au = | WASHINGTON BI... $505—a pt ey: «third «(ofl rth | BLAIR, 1446—5 rooms, modern. 7TOMING a | rae CTSRE pt om a i EAL EST’TE FOR SALE $7500: easy terms. Olive 8150 (4) | acne Bale h. Bid Olive “4an4, | 8 Jacust Central 4130-6029 . | ST nth - & ; war's for flats or bungalows. and bath, hot-air .———" 294 Michigan. ocust. Phone Central S09 tena op rh rho one “U i viich- Ww ASHINGTON BL. 491@, Ssragce. ‘Oe a aE a (c3) : . tee 16 Ala : a = tric, newly docevated. Call Lindell 8347. O. BROOKS REALTY Co.. 107 N. 7th o : , . - : “ Southwest (282 le 1210. (c3) 501, 211 N. 7th et (062) ) ny SIN Eae Gas | mo ‘com plete ‘aeck: ae ee a twin beds: Seem heat - . lst floor south. ee ae 916—3 large roome, first B®) . meg WASHINGTON BL. 4 . 4715,— . : wMHLES CO... 4 Delmar. (6) floor, $22. cue pete (c4) | DEVONSHIRE, 4933—Living room. din-| LU CAS. P1038 Tiouee. Gerling, Intern * | FLAT—Four-family, 4 rooms, tile bath vty ‘you needing money? See us for quick! bargain if sold once. Colfax 4599 abs05 or connect a é . 5 ( ries, sun per- | CLI NTON, 1455A—3 t oe floors, afurvhy beds: double salary and furniture loans: iow rates: : conveniences, Med; Cabany 4919R. porch, électrie, tollet, atuer '$22.50°0"* 2 a pent $00. Celi | MORGAN Seats (el) West lami and| confidention. Room 400, Columbia Bids TO BUSINESS BUYERS néeli | WASHINGTON BL ana—ee DELL BLVD. | DoDmBR, 3616—3 targe rooms, electric, | Grand 1567W. mc: ORGAN. 2545— woven janttor. te*2) ag ee RL Spain ide: een! Decmals, | SUB N. bth st. Olive. 8067, “* | TO BUSINESS SELLERS J“) | well-heated room “and kite, %@® ; LIN P bath and toilet; $28. Central 7765W.| LOUGHBOROUGH, 5232A—4 Jarge rooms, | Pwr ———— see Janitor. {c"=)| $65 per foot: 100 feet on Easton av..| 932 ibe. a: CASH ADV ANCED an aL, fur- | ern chenetie; we ef ® rooms. solarium and/ 3506 Greer (co) hot-water heat. Olive 3433. (cé 3x) | TWENTIETH 816B N.—2 rooms, water;|near Kingshighway; one of the busiest y ~— on, OG ainted wih our sytem of oper. /WASHIN mr) —, ~~ ; loor Will redecorate REER. 4407. -- — — . «¢ Sut O7O7 A ema : 30. River ” — ———— * - | CA OL LA ee | ons weeee ei cugerten DEAN. oe — 2 | Ei e F i RSON 1806A N.—3 | alow; modern; with garage. ; OU.Ss Sry eiIgage us a | tion; Southeast Missouri; will exchange hey will buy or eell your property: without tale Or. and wi thout knowledge er. Lo t 13 EXOH. NOE, ho ent eg KENSINGTON, — 5030—Newly “eee - eee) | tried Oe — "| 2990. GA for city property. Call Lindell 912. try them and see the results LS wow ioper or anyone: Fe r . Vyettoria. & Forest Sonny kitchenette: all o¢ sin ey et NT. | HRICHLER. 909 Titte ¢ Guar. Bide. (2) | SOUTHWEST “4928A—3-room fiat, eas aoe STABLES—RENT pre SIDENT COOLIGE says “raise tim- nf stallments te sult you jrokerane pu Sik CLEANING AND DYEING Quick ele -* ‘ . 4 SRO A) math, elect ; r A: GARAGE —2 e REA ber "14 forests are aimost cut ovt./| — — ——— uls merican “ ; , - snentiniaiiiees Lite th hardwood floors. LEXINGTON. 4257A—Five r rooms, bath. ba e C; Sarage: heat furnished: “~ ars. Lindel 41. : — wanted: established; best location is WASHINGTON BL. 4981 ee ; -~6 a heat. fanitor laundry. electric and newly-installed $40. (2 ———S— ———/ I have 55.000 acres of rough hil land in A FLAT YOULL LIKE TO OWN Rallway_ Exchange Bidg. _ city. 455 De Baliviere, . room and kitchenette: owns . put in first-class furnace (@°) | WILSON. 5256 A—6 ms and b | Ozarks of Missouri. Never been cut If you want a real high-grade flat, one — = eee are carace. *s . a decora ae ou ———$—— - ~ —ae = . FOO n ath: Ps 4 ’ ’ ‘er. Make good rallroad ties. mining | year old. south of Arsenal nd f CLEANIN GAND DYEING ¢ OMPANY-— -| WABHINGTON. 340722 % caer on: ag oh 1 snow 7OE fay 2S ee flat, bath. —_sonadie rent ; TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES Proms or a ce pest proposition. Ret | mr my - us telly = about PN a | LOENS | ON REAL ESTATE | = — shed a, rd A 4. k; 400 customers. | “i . lite “ee . as + . |__ €as, electric; reasonable rent — | SHOP—Or warehouse, $20; about 50x20.| oak, post oak, white oak. Land worth ing as everything. Cal! at once. $1 00.000. offmann 7A machine: muat sell imine rootr . w7 * - ee —————— — -—— ———— rt : , : N € a ( ‘ a ‘ : fs : "nn rooms.” ight pias attts ff ai Beional 1 ‘Life Bide (e3) | MAGAZINE, 3039A—S rooms, bath, elec- West a Grand 445. (eb) | $15 per acre for fruit after timber been WENZLIOK, "1010 Ghestnut. Olive 1427 MONEY, 7 oa cont aniaae af lewart ately ;_ SnOne_ Ses Sree ‘e8) — ——— si? Interna 7 eas ic (c3) —_—_—_——_— —-_——_- --_— — - — : cut. All cash if @oid next few day ‘s. Will ] - ' i t - t: dv c¢ on ren nts: second deeds cr IAL, MINE URIFT— f10 | PALM, 3607—Beautiful 4-room flats. with | DELMAR BL. 6140A—Four rooms, bath, FRANKLIN, 1412—Larce etore. $50.| SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE. a th Bg. | ee eel oe ee Se om owe S2009 and we ished | ,_fmesh room: every convenience’ f decors (4) | bath; rents reduced >| steam heat. janitor servi $75 ‘| Suitable for any business. al at ll Bk floors. Saree ~ a. ee a ed Be YECKELFEVE ‘T-EARICKSON R. CO.. Situated oh Olive * west of Grend. ! 5533. = = ms and + peaks Day | DUBINSKY REALTY Co. (c62) | BALSON RE AL TY CO. (c3) MORRIS AACH R. CO.. 526 Chestnut st.) BU NGALOW—6220 Lorraine av.: new. 4) apartment will show 20 per cent Kross | 5001 Gravois 3526 NN. Grand. (c8) | wonderful condit! wans 8. "Post Die” jonal. | WATERMAN bixx—Lisnt 1 716—! 05. s WARREN, 1453A—3 rms., electric: $20.50 | fiLAT—@ rooms and bath; garage, $50. FURNITU RE W ARE HC USE. rooms and bath and furnace: tile stucco! income, with reasonable rents; must be| proposition only. 2 m.s . ost: Die. rooms, single or connecting: h $1 |REDDIN REALTY CO. Title Guar. Bide Forest 111 sae 2962-64 Cass av.: 2q floor: 5500 _| bungalow; price $4950: terms $500 cash.| geen to be appreciated: can arrange terms.| | DRY GOODS, shoe and shoe repairing; eF- light. every convenienre, Forest 552% 33 8° E : - / i a ae ee - | ft.: freight elevator: 7 ullding Dt! $28 and interest 6 per cent per month.| Box T- 20. __Post- Dispatc h (04) | BUILDING LOANS tablished, in St. Charies; sacrifice ac- : GRANVILLE PL., 1402—4 rooms, | 1) : ; L. W jERLING 4 Cc ~ —= --—— — (©) WESTMINSTER P4,. a Di ot Olive RAP (c4) | furnace, $40: with brick garage. $45 condition; will rept or lease very Cabany 351 A RL $2 EBALTY CO: 90 | ———— —= | EMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. BE. (£2. count death. Inquire Ratner, 823 N. 8th Nicely fq >a se | Johmsto 003 P ) sonable. - ~ = | 7th and Chestnut. (cl5 at., Louis. rivaie | _nished room: conveniences; y PL. 4116—Apartment. | By a ect coos, age bl. Forest 9430.(4) | f° Mf. SCHMITZ R. E. CO., 802 Chestnut. |GAK WOOD, 4330——Will sell th! k. 7 a = ae (62) | WESTMINSTER PL.. $824—1.— , large “double room. ¢ = ay Lee 110A—2 rooms, gas, electric, | (AtREL, 1475—-Modern 6-room flat, fur: = (e53x) | 4 rooms and bath: frame: lot 30x135: | RESIDENCES FOR SALE | ?! ? MONEY ar | | FILLING pervicg, $00 Gay Tees carage. « room, kitchenet . 25 mont or Will exXchan Al. ah OF Oo nace. bath. electric; reduced te $47.50 > ed ane $550: $150 cash. $2 er month and in- | . atte am me, tons! heat. te; gas range; steammee, * ‘an : =: aes ie Na3C a en Phone Riverside 2775. Garage optional. | “YARK. = oe »707 Franklin. (c62) G fe RESIDENCE ~530!1 Kingshighway N. W | will il Ph OV 67 YUR oe — ‘ ™ net 414. INDE a 2 A Cc iy 2509 (c82 - , , call one ve 6747, ~ rT ou i mtr al y Ap LINDELL BL. .. 4342—24 floor, 8 rooms: BAKERY LOCATION | ees RY EEO DIE 5 rooms. gas, bath, electric; coed ig ie WAL TE R SCOTT CO. B05 ; _Dnesta ut, (c&) po. * Fox oo Hiebiand, eC Me. of neol\. A. \ email =| Sth and locust. Phones: Cent. 4120-4149 eee ee oe 00-car capacity: — _—_ ceep- 1 ki tchenet te: : Ow CORA, S—Fl J : 2G 4 2025— i, gern, 5S rooms, will plas ir first-cl NEW MATT BRICK BUNGALOW | cation for busi (c53x) | Rarage: $1.25. o 8. 1022 GOODFELIY) . | | a: at, mo Ape ] la i irst-class condition | 0242-44 Clark: excellent ! } NE MA Cc Z siness. | ; . °- ia "ansa” . ch oo aes tile walls and floors, _adults oni _ anton? | throughout ; " referen: es. tion: in colored ooet nbork ay * Te. 5 rooms, hardwood floors, tile ease | "| Money— See U 5” — Money GARAGE range. | front: bedroom, kitchenette: steay: | Y- SHEEHAN. vo « Thestnut, Fae. electric! ity. furnace, newly papered MINE RVA. 5154-—Modern 4acdem iat in gone +4 (e682) easy terms: 15 per cent, less for cas ~- & South i op lowest re rates A~ cinerea . foasemame colon; oftice complete; 10-year lagee: price a : nauire wit n - -~ — () w t > oc u ' ae ‘ 3725— q , WEST PINE BL.. 3690—Furnlghed, wa SOUTH TAY LOR AV. oe Scsuric | TY S707 Srami@ hve medhens GARRIBON, 1445-50 | N.—Large store: | | sc Sie sss ries | Sack Peace harewonh teense aes | CMMiSTTAm BRINKOP RB." G0. | | gr. Louis EXCHANGE, 709 Victoria Bi. basement room. housekeeping: $2 a we Forest Park and Laclede av. ll; newly decorated: $: (c53x) | SEMPLE 1363a— - Te = pee for any br siness; will al ter or); — \ wero mee garage; must be seen at the price: owner F 619 Chestnut St. (e4) Sth and Locust. ntral . WES, PINE BL. 3803 oe fy well arranged apartmen t. six TTA asace;| mace, 6 fooms, (fle bath, fur- M SCHMITE hE. On hte Chen | ‘$) [ALL 4 ACRE ‘TRACTS enxious to sell. Ca}l Rengel Weber, 31: 27 | ~ MONEY TO LOAN po RAGE100.C/ AK hofsckeeping rooms: clean: an make rooms. large closets, hot-water | Y¢, 7 3) | Bomont 2028 | | One to 5 acres, on good rock roaed;; & Grand 9544 (ec) iA , > " heating plant (G2) | $250 down. Tyler 1769R ~ 9) 3 — fe) memes : -- —— mt 4}. convenient to car line; some covered with | HOliSE—4252 Russell av.. 7 rooms. , bash. Wi EST PINE hi aAS iz a) L a — FARL IN, 4846— Mod ern new 5- room elas Vi ws “RN IN. o. 5 71 — 5 rooms. moder i. GARRISON 1446 N.—Good loc at lon for beautiful forest trees: some as low as Bee owner: reasona ble termes. APA R T M E NT 8 busy transfer corner; one the finest hw ing rooms: good heating. janiton 18° Keep Apartment for Rent ciency; hardwood floors, steam beat, Wil iams, 706 Chestnut. Olive 271 3 (c62) | — repair shop; room in rear; che ay $500 per acre. on easy terms. = —— —— DWELLINGS. rages on the South Side: 10-year *j _Teasona ble. “rvice es’ ‘ ; a . hi ithout garage. (4)| WAL TON. ‘13 o4A—5 rooms. bath. fur na e: H v7 SCHMITZ > - n° ¢ - . WEST PINE BL. 4305—8) - DALE fins rooms, sun rarior,| GARFIELD, 6109—3 rooms, bath and gas;| rent _only $40 Thorlo adivinene: rages realtors loam beeen ie HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER plight business; Bare men light housekeepi ; ocping ie 1 f “4 om ite open. Olive 2487. (c2)| WALTON °3A—Modern 4-room fiat. | —~——_~ -—— 6228A Easton. Parkview 1336. (c62) | _&"- | 7th and Chestnut. (ake battery station, tires, ie eping: all conver . tubs, pedesta! evatorien. lle wails | — ‘ tsa. LINDELL, 3402 (at Lindell-Locust « ee RESIDENCE—Near Bristol and Swa se ries; front end gas and oi! station; a real WEST PINE BL... 3654— sess $75 and up: open, a3 _ sleeping porch: first floor: modern (ee |" WASHING] TON BL.. 47494—6 rooms. bath, _ness: Jow rent. Phone Linde’! OLD ORC HA RD BANK & REALTY CO. sacrifice 93, Post-Dispatch. (cl) ing rooms; good heating; jamitor ; “ RTY-SHEEHAN, 72 Chestayt. _vVernlences. (cZ) | rnace. electr LUCAS. 13°? 9—Two floors. 27 0; fil 305 N. Meramec RESIDENCE—3304 | Humphrey: 7 rooms.! On flats, apartments. dwellings and @om- | GROC ERY. MEAT ANT VEGFTABLE—. Ye" V ae N “E 4°. : uit | ting | VEST: ag soa nh PL. 3942 0 Sietures: decorate “2, suit CORA, 1906—6 rooms and bath. attic, GODWIN R REALTY CO., 5243 Delmar.(c2) | sonable. en 4 EALTY. large lot: healthful. high location: $67 wash business: gas, accessory and tirfs OOTT AGE, 4511—3 rooms. bath, electric. y. furnace 10. 6 OOTTAGE—3010 Hickory; 4-room: warege : nace harawood floors, ‘fine condition.| H. M. SCHMITZ R. E. CO., 802 Chestnnt. rand: G ’ Onvst NESS PROPERTY, Capacity: steam heat: th entrances! on with or without gerage. TEGETHOFF & VATTEROTT. HOUSE—2651 Russell, 7 rooms, bath, fur | Consult us for New Loans and =o | very cheap rent; doin apiendid a an . Eg. “ors, built-in linoleum kitchen| GARFIELD. 6931 rooms. lassed-in ~ SOTTLIPE REAL TY. 2707 Franklin. _ —Gtore. desirable location for any busl- rooms. new furnace. 84-ft. lot: $7800. money maker: there can’t seres. eo will —5 . Clayton : 28 | BY To Money to Loan | 2°" Hox W- reasonable. ~ & (c62) | KPNNERLY, 5880—New 4-room; Murphy MENAMY R. , CO... 1308 N. Grand. rent separtee ce! cat! sine cha [ Ona D.e (cB2: . . 2 —_— WEST PINE BL... “haar ROOMS AND SUN PARLOR | McMBNAMY R. E »., 1808 N. Grand. aw 2300 sq. ft.: basement. 2200 sa iy; sible party: Murphy bed. tile bath, al! 2-car garage: must be geen at the vrice; 804 Chestnut. 7 (c7) | GROCERY. “MAR KET—Colored 058 ees Bished rooms, gas, electri ee seeteees "Gs c6 r , owner anxious to sell. Call RENGEL- 520 _montn. eos " 4) r ia at alesies om = eee | LEDUC, 4719A—Modern 5 rooms: must be FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished , bye a; attractive price. = _WEBER, 3127 8. Grand. Grang 0544. (c) ed re 7. ode oy a s pe seen to be appreciated. Key eowamtns. Northwest GODWIN REALTY CO., 5243 Delmar.(c2) West Do You Need Money GROCERY AND MARKET —Gouth coins n.tec } 7 —— - . — * —_— ” MAR‘ “Us 3 2800—2 “newly , @ecorat ed f! a‘s ee NEW STE AD ) wee y Sasenano rent ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED 2822 N —Store WE MAKE AND BUY 2 | ee i ton ——— TY jee #1601) n ‘ \ rs ae - aes SECURITY REALTY CO. 3063 Sheridan Kirkwood RESIDENCE—$300 cash. $50 - monthly ‘i NY ciate Sie aeeeenie Ment +4 — 1) Ee i. 840. easonable, mode ri f PA TTC N ps 3. é as > 3g" and bath: = Bomont 42 _fe2) LAN i, buys 4047 Garfie!l id: 10 rooms: 100 feet: FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS ath 4 18 EXCHAN - 08 Vie 4) Ey a oe - 4203W—2 unfurnished ; D i 3 Kirk » conveniences: for colored. 6 oe ah 2 RS Ee ee ee “3 >. — - e ee oe at acre tracts at ra BO , AO ma ! F ick rvi hh SDS tt : .. —— . a atl =A lLISH! 2 ] ,02—4 rooms. guitab! 6 fo r wood. $50 ns 4 $i er month cKarage : $5 10 _O1 ive 815 (4) Ban ing nterest. or uic ar ce see = cucu ENRIGHT. 3956—3 large rooms, $4 nee. he V ALEN TIN NORTH, MARKET 100A Fogg, bah M CAP ed “PL. 4062A~—-Se0oms fur. doctor's office. (68)| Grand 4205M. 4250 Flad. ___ (e62) | RESIDENCE —6-room brick; _ hot-water BT, LOUIS FINANTIA} CO. GROCBRY , AND, parr ernimes _if desired Clare av.. south of Delmar bd) open. Olive 2487 ~ (ea) | — need Sat. | eS! | VANDEVENTER, 2740 N. — New otore; 4 heat; newly decorated: $6500; easy _ Olive 2121 end Central “51 "(el 4) completely eR Ng price yi at Rs A nf T roome efficiency: rent $85 up. NORTH MARKET. 6108A—3 rooms, bath | wanted, ladies’ snappy ready-to-wear. Maplewood | oe § See cunar on promints, 1508 ast A oh snag ees - onsen Furnished or Unfurnished gas, electric. shades, newly decorated South | electrical shop. homemade bakery, or dry ; ini =~ ree. goods. Tyler 2140W. (c62) ean OWNER MUST SELL @. | RESIDE BNCE—W Vondertul buy. in a new 6- MONEY WANTED Sth and » A Central 413 z v, . rnace heat free. ON E. & R. G. SCOTT. hk. ding + month: erin Li a _-. — — SCHIN re ‘ E be re a 1 room. 98 me ———S | La 6-room flat; $45 Grand 8304M: every ST LOUIS, 4919A—Elegant 2-room su! te. HARTW 1G -DISCHINGER, 3022 N. G nd saine, e.__Con_be Soweto — => patch Fl 4 or Main 6 ar. ANGI, 709 Sy | convenience to doctor or dentist: maid service; good | —— a Som. c62 MY HOME AT A BARGAIN = ————— | Ath aoe Locust tral ti 90-4129. oo ewe ou | ARMAND. 2733—5 rooms. Ist floor: bath. , ; 7 t ROOMS WANTED ENTS FOR RENT furnace. separate aun FURNISHED FLAT—4 rooms. bath, $45;/ location; reasonable 0 » si ve Rr a STOCKS AND BONDS GROCERY——Market and building: J sto- ttt tint nn tlnattiath ~—-—— {} ietor c65) ‘7 ROOMB Wed —Lady of refinement wishes ene ARKE nS AL 451 1A ‘x eller 3 ‘ endaiti T) : A roome. bath _ $5 | Ea Ys S9RSI ict |) | mains ae (7A2) Seno a ov or. fefrigerators 4 oa an on le tien , 6Peom ' ae oe | =r oe T 2.7 ee te te ~ - pie share apartment or home A9MRRMENT Cory. 4 roo comple tenn eae ee . Toe i. th a sae as BUNGALOW—4 rooms, bath, furnace, MY HOME CHEAP etme BONDS bougat at market value slicer, Steiner grinder, York Ice tnafphine: tle boy > oreo oh ge p family. $75 Forest A BAT — — Southwest DE TONTY. 3867A—2 nice offices, suit new; $100 cash. or will take vacant lot 4645 Newberry ter; nice home of P on Si a orn — aS.) CU 2 ie : able for doctor's or beauty parlor ' , as first paymen:; balance ve roomae. bath. ges. electric: want to sell thie ni a gg BY awe other Iisted bonus vould. EXCHANGE. 700 ral 4190-4120" id "3 5 Industrial Loan Co. 714 8th and Iecuet. Gentral 41 . - bt FLAT—®5 rooms furnished; Protestant own- s Pen rerernc e; writ. Box W-385, Post- “ flat. very reéasona bie. ‘ = lL. Williams. Olive 2713 sé Maple piace, south x : : week | easy terme. See owner in eromieee —————————— 43 — wat ‘ >, er board with Rox D-380, Post-Dis = oe — ¥ : ° and stocks. = North — b! Aone Dw nENT 7 eee — 4 : . STOO SPAC i H900 equare feet. 196 O Gent tA B Bul id ng. os ees | OF CAL) Forest 404 SS (c62) Chestnut st. ot ae GROoC PRY—And | market c also social s. 780 dern, H-room effic en . ; L—VE . for light manufacturing a mora : USING CERTIFICATES mere ise; St. Jauis County, nort eee eee WANTED 7 ISS naiOte Arwenal: 5 rooms, bath and fur-}___—=»—=»-~*West heat. low rent. 1523 8. 1 ane Webster Groves. ‘BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE N60 ott WBE Post Pieretch 4) dotn “SRoos monthly business. | coneists )} - , : a ‘ ’ ecorate ar ~ . ‘ OA “ Tr Pe ~Bwan ey ar usem rato m™m c ” want by nl Toa” Peg ( 4 coadiaion,” bE we S, ae ye : i lense. _ 926 Pi Pine st out where they can have breathing space | GorraGE—4550 Cottage av. da RESTAURANT —Downtown: 6 °3 / rh - a ry ; , G 4 > » | ’ artic ula rs ‘* ~T?> eee > ote > | Aicazar Motel. 4127 Locust. Clean, Si a futable for furnished; and at- 2 MT SO0ZW._ - X a = = = ~ = = : == | 7 ogy she 3217—-New etore, suitable for and room for a baseball game or other | ~ “down Tyler 1769R | eversce weekly rates’ tub. shower baths: ' te. Cabany’ 243. (c2) FOL a Ba a og ower Be rooms, 3, tiled | att 4450. steam’ heat and oaremp. sports as the season demands. Why | GOP AG 8010 Hichor nat tion 15 36. Market At. "Hat Store. a e ' , ‘a urnace, moacert nto : #4) | should ou worry aBiong in vor presen a TF mr o BR: 5 5—24- fi oor : front: pri- FY 1_LSOM. ~3910— an room, bet hh. elec tric. | DWELLINGS FOR RENT SITY) RE rR 10M S-—New es bath: ‘lease to | Crow , oP location? This owner pote es rage. S $250 down. _ Tyler 1768R. = (*4) | z or ecede Lx can ve lent RESTA UR | party buying fixtures: tailor #hop. ladies’) ““#' ness and « sale is going to be made \RE SIDENCE—V acant: 3721 Cook ; elena gt wf here. Room 0 fie land inaell home terme _ Ty ler 1769R oo! fr -— = * - —— | Hotel. eS RESTA URANT- BENTON HOT. 819 Pine e om - has math, everything furnished. and at- +, neking fem : 3 sultab e for 2 moderate rate; furnace, laundry: _._____._Taae Central ready -\0o-wear 434% Manchester av ; on some ss It will mean a real Xmas ~And Yun. 3015 BELL, ee rooms, $750 down. GO in business for yourself. Why work for eccount f, sichuess 4236 Garfield, 6 rooms +3100. down. 4 others all your life? Learn the new says- Ps, Lindell ; 2 ot | a | 0414 Whittier. 7 rooms, tam ef painting au obiies:; we guaran- eae >. ZIeie | sal a a ee a ——— / ; Ow, 4 7xx -Rea utiful ly a sa dl o : r FR A NK LIN 8310—-7-room house. inc) ud- CABANNE I HOTEL—U nder new & mm apartment. from Jen. 1 | Tex 18: ewner_% QRSKA “Magnolia = ing 3 reeme of furnitdre fer aale. Me- West | Trembley-Wilson Blag., Webster G iroven, 939 4i b “orest . # : a r . a7 a ——-—~ — > ment; 5545 Cabanne: | Mesths, or longer. Catany | GRAND, 6528 §.—5-room efficiency; med-| mont 939. ee a _. | DELMAR BL., 5643—Fine store. 27-ft. | IMME DIATE POSSESSION rer aay, large. ; ‘ tle 4 abany 243 , GAS INA DE. e231 A3 ' r coms ‘and ° i . — teeta an aos ‘ or 122 in our own home. American or European: 404 Franklin, 9 rooms, 750 down. tee to teaoh you our perfect system for a , vestigating; $25 Bo Te ing _runn ing wat er ba) roaomns — = —— _ bat h. furn ace rer rt $37. HP a’ vatlable ; TRF MBI. | y w 1! SON ka E & 1s AN co o 2) : 4 ~~ an — _ on » | an 40wnt, ery. convenience: comfort noi z — fan ome - ; rent $65: carage._ tet LA SALLE. 3541—RBrick. Inside (let, front: 2-car garage. 3125 School, 14 rooms, 9800 . n in « profitable travagance: “Meals wv assed; ’ MlON, 756—A partment . of 8 rooma,| GRATTAN, aoe 5b—New ly y papered. “4 —— $30; garage $5 extra LE GRAND JONES. INC, You can be all set in this beautiful 2334 40 O'Fallon, double fiat, $1000 cow nen oy A vousual of earn $i ‘ie mA mont cars to door. or unfurnished; steam heat:|; rooms. $22.50; 3 rooms. $20 | PINE, ~1308—House. bath. electrified al 102 N, home long before Xmas; built and occupied! 40 Shik wi ndgor s. $1009 on practically no capital. Oliver an | RESTAURANT —Oul ‘ formeriy mgr. Lindell Plaza. ee (4) | GRAVOIS, 2117—3 rooms. a te, GIBSON, 724 Chestnut st. ‘c1) | DELMAR BL.. 6621. 6627—And 603 Le- just about ‘three months and c. ‘Mv. MOOR Gola & 4th. Ol, niee) | Auto Co., J locum _. business ourrt eT a IDEAL HUTEL. 2800 Locus ; BY, 6021—Must sublet today. a} sink: $16.50. Grand 774 ~ — land; new modern Connor | Bulldt ing: | i * ae ha MAN—Honest, caflec Manuel Ci "aprod. water. tub. shower bathe: Si ver aps Him tern UE BSB ea | OHAVOIS. 2118A—S large roome; 2117. North complete an Tedell 2768 oF Lindell 7049. ; ek) | three nights o week, ; per week us. ~ ¥ : thild accented poo... __ ice) | “room fiat: gaa. electric. toilet. sink. | LINCOLN 3047—5- oe" R. E ox. 1308 N "teas A fioore throughout, stationary tubs in base- a mopth to start: be B oO NEWSTEAD HOTEL. 456 N. a « . 6O1S—A rea! home. rea! _Grand 7748. (062) | LINCOLN, ‘—S-room cottage, bath, | 7 “on (c2) | Men Ruud automatio water heater. Owner . red: give phone at r. ox Under new management: : De tes meet. with real furniture; newly | HENRIETTA, 3546—Upper fiat, light, 6) electric, garage, $50. Lindell 1808M. | OFFICES ns a —~ | Wants to sell and we want an offer; prop- F | N A N C ] A rz ost Diopaten, ~ — nished and decorated; running —_— ' Broom apartment; all conven- rooms: all conveniences; good condition geal eee ei (c2) F yn ocation; gg sme ny Cr pro- erty logsted at 119 W. Jackson rd ris- BUYS 100 ELECTRIC PEANUT ery room. dining room, America . every service; steam heated.| Grand 369. c62) | NINETEENTH, , 1446 N—? rooms; mced-| abn” *"B eT 8h. Pear Dicosten earen. | tol Schoal Diterict EMBLEY WIL- S. RARNING CA- | ROOMING HOWE f ropes n : reasonable. Delmar 12308 - Mm comfortable: $55 (e$) HICKORY. 18338—Nice 4 very 4 ern; rent $40; 7 WILLIAMS ANDE E ee eS tree on _ Steer. anew... | ———————— a 7 ; E A 2 ™ pooene: sacrifi . £ inaall 972 aa" : 5— Nicel b c7) | : ee: | VANDEVENTER, 1429 N —Bi re. — ; oo _ * VON i oe sultee “ne BL. 415: » Nicel y furnis! ned ss r OMB, bath. elect ric; gerege. $40. { 7 706 C moot it iv al ~ ; (c62) Dt RIN&SK Y R EA “Sto ROOMING | HOU aE —Neatly | furnished: | : : ; . it ~ — —_ $$ “ . oo.. , “R sé ‘HE : N 2 . ARY: -— Reet onan bas’ tanto Cob! ears SO | NTH Be Nh nore weaie [Vig Sib PO BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP'Y BALANCE FROM Dike rome 4220 Olive ot ee HICKORY, 9027-4 : or it 1. 2 " : AGH APART MENTS nen newly decorated; lat fioor, $50; | OT" ed: $26 Olive 193 (4) | For Sale | AUTOS bow Pt. loan Oye ee BEr) PHONE OLIVE 7508. Se EE like ¢ get in Ww weet poly . THE HERMITAGE | x tt ioney, pea etifulty fur- JOHN "3. ‘BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. | Northwest NEW STORES FOR RENT BI UNGALOW—I our-room stucco, strictiy 7 Pp iy? Rj Mi t | erties © " capital to promote an in- Roc tNG HOOD —D roma’ oune, Rachelors’ home ef comfort: - 7 : shower, with or (o61) —_____--____ 4 CLAYTON ROAD AND YALE Li poeere, . BP? money down. s owner. Auto Loans in ivé iInuves | vention oe + ae . net tan Wasnh' neton bring quick returns fortable rooms: American oF » e: rental includes light | GARFIELI 4047—10 rooms. bat : “OOR. SHENANDOAH AND NE ee ater a r 7 ae - 58 W : imar 4642, - % c leVato ery cr FERSON. 3123A &. (opposite Benton | tric; large gar Vv. } "3 0. 8213-15 CHEROKEE n ings or Box H- 235. P.- D. (c4) | ROOMING How S400 Meh ugion et , | outside rooms: ail | ark)—7 bright rooms: modern. __ (03) x ebm east a1 4) 8 E. COR. MAGNOLIA AND MINNE- North | M ho Needs Money ve ee ————=| _ $100 monthly: (ae rs, gome with open fs FERSON, 3123A S.—Opposite Ben-| FopIAMONT 5653 _| SOTA oe | - No red tape, confidential. private. ' oUsh— . LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL A apartments toda ton Park; 7 bright rooms; modern 3 opr. gas. electric r ae ee _ - SUITABLE FOR ALMOST ANY BUSI- CUTTAGE-—$75 cash. $25 monthiy. choice to cone f you “title: lowest. rates in at ! $5000.00 ROOMING Wor to- ee, a 4 | 4300 LINDELL BL, premises, or call) Cabany 4886 (cd x) | 4070 - ——— NESS 6 attached brick houses. 2809 toe 281 Finances; i or eae FINANCE CORP.. 1035 | HAU LING CONTRACT __febaxs . ZING ay f 4 ‘tage, @ rooms, bath; DOUGHERTY-SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut.) Nofth 10th: & rooms, electric: 83200 Louis A yg] or Euroeen Deen . @ REALTY CO., Olive 270, iat resemn, bath a! obi: lane 3/00; Kingshighway bus. | (c62) | Olive 8150 ¥ (4) | N. Grand. Open x oti = | $500 invested in new motor truck equl®- | pooMING NOW | eee - ner . Dies i Da ; 1 peepstions) Life so%) i K. + © clone fiat: bot-water ee PB ns —=, = 7 Ss o Ag ema Te . me, ee en Sas. “an . ; a c Ex 282 om a ol- le A | leontract with reilabdie na ity. For B,. bate repsonanie. 563—New 4-room efficiency | ®® KU .o 2) | South rth st oa “~ De roo £ > door Lindell 810. “y: hi new furniture. new building. heat; modern, (c2) ho No we Ra | Aly I MOE SILE + | A | full im nf ‘hemateat Bide. Mc a ie a ROOMING HOUSE i7 rocieeuie® NPE! today S85 ied 802A LAMI ; Cx ITTAGE—Brick ~ roome. bath. hor- BI "NGAIS) W - —$ rm frame: $° 760: terms. SP — clear S150; furnace. Victor” 707 ‘aaa ft aon oS ~ 3 large clean rooms; water, gas, elec-| water heat. hardwood fioora. Phone Riv. | R E L E S T : 3 E 5655 Hodiamont. Colfax 1208. | LOANS — Washineton Phone Victor ists lOen a 3 room fu s ee oR REAN. 722 Chestnet. {c2) eraide 1309R 4512 Minnesota. Bi A 4 ; Tn : 6 ' } pe WANTED RO MING HOUSE—~—7-roo sore a gent —— + eee armen ts $12 week up, (62) | tr AN _ 122 _ Coot) | —— a LT 2 YP ee NGALOW—33i1 ion: modern: 7 , ° — ’ ge 8; ruom ct arare r sonab! , > - _ . ‘ HM— Beautifully turni shed | +A SALLE, 2617——Nice; 3 iar a . - -———— : a a ee *“O2) ne Made in 10 minutes. Car left BIETCHER o ane like to rent space for ent. on Washing Ay Mficiencs ; bargcalr $735. AD. electric. etc., $25. io? ers Southwest _ ane a —--—--- — | in your possession Mortgages ne meate with ood South Bide grocer. 9250 ie LAndet} Waa - BUNGALOW—New., 4 rooms bath, refinanced to reduce payments. Riverside “4702 W or answer Boz D-| ROOMING Hor ae — ASR aio." all (o3) |LYNCH, 1000—5 rooms, electric, 2; | Tanape > KDR h or — : Sine ‘rooma. eas s REE. 3047-3 room | “modern conveniences: ew sorte a on ESTIMA res a ne oe ee (c82 | Bring title. ik Post -Dispateh rooms aK, ef ingimes mng rooms: tas Mi CRE EE. 3047 7—Ht rooms, bath. is be it & a (co. ) i = POs) Se eee | Ae ‘Ce ~) iil i} ERY SeTORES Wt. Markets. a!! Ouse Kkeeroi ing. Teasonable rept. | cHEE is. hi d floors, STANLEY. 7235 oom Thinking About Building? | | BUNGALOW—5 rooms. e#un parter, tile 4 Lasker Finance Corp. | Gly YY ee Oe . ji! } .. o—5 rooms. hardwood floors. rear) “Page house tr ” hii nds « - : Peqe ~ {69} McHEE, 4162- A $50: garage. (c62) gas. electric, toilet: $15; % block City et us figure with you Pe kamige: owner will show. Wea) DS 27 Locust Bt. | i . CART WIGHT: 1 ICKHAUT, Grea BL... 4271—Nice 3- room eS bath. fur- | Limits Car a bs Or ik s port h ) Manchester car PLANS AND FINANCING p 4 , wa NTED. te _Brii llagite _ Forest Rae | /F Olive 913 . af ‘ Tha’ “ i ‘ and Olive: +» 37 See janitor — 4010A—J large $43.50 H- 29 years. onpere nee and m wellorgan- COTE BRILLIANT, 5555—5 rooms, sun —— —— ——-4 — >| Fa TEL ” id - —_?tS of “30 ‘Tooms; — veal bargain: me a ‘ty Call lin . garage; rent $43.50. BUS ized forc onrwls Olive B . x. en a , 5 ont LEXINGT* \, 4043 and “4045—~ ery wv.) we a 4) BURNS, 1105 Chestnut (e) West DOU CHERT T y. SHEEH. o a perior, tile bath, garage; owner wi! in CAEBH loaned to salaried furniture owners price. Box T- 284. Post- dis : Y . ; } . ~ L & iAN, é j tA : f oree?t ‘ ; . ; . with sul parlors, heat turnished. 3 ee re “New pa. MERAMEC. 2806—4 rooms. batb: moder n. [See "Galen See (e 662) st + i 11) - . . 4) | convenident terme for sonatle. goes ‘ We oay caer for contenta of sores of ail ROOMING BOCs "tert WN. Vv. Delmar ¥76R. - ; . furnished compiete; (52x) | ROOMING HOUSE IA3CATION — , — OUTTAGE—5357 Patton; 5 rooms, bath. oses: confidential: reasona ie kinds or will eell it fer you at euctien @ rooms: 75: nceome a ; ~8 cs {o4) 7 - 55804 as — S701 ezyans: 5 newly papered and re | . i _— s vier ‘tric, furnace. garage a in | \ ashington _ (ce) on comestesten. Let our man come out $400: cash. re 00. belance yates Pr a BR48R——Nice ° rm effi Mi YRG RGANT ’ 2. } —Three ; OTna, in- Daired; Sov Sec : “A —) ans condition: must e seen o | (TER 7 REDIT— T-—$10 UD. on ‘eigt . and exp! mt; hot and co! + oh water; furnished, sleeping porch, including ga-| A. JAY KUHS. 929 Chestnut (c2)} _ nae be appreciated: price reduced to $5000. es cHARACTS igation canceled im event death. | A "A. BE! "KIRK, lg +i & OP AGB ROOMING Ol ig —ti7 Pe LAFAYE TTE, 4103 —8-room — _ free phone: $8 week J ———— | KINGSHIGHWAY. 815 N.—DBDiegant DO YOU WANT TO HALL R E ALTY ©OO.. Eastan and Cora.‘c} loss by fire, disabliity of signer CoO. 1808-12 2 Chovteau 3. (e6) reegna cond! Lion: open for inspect ton. thee MORP APARTMENTS — OR EGON. 3310—3 rooms. 19. bath. $30. room. re dern ™ - ~ ~ - ted S E P # } (ov R i Ri 2 a E al aot TH ens LA AN wt Bldg. 6 PP aa ™ e sp ee floor for seat ¥ a. - ~ _ ~ a = i tr niall ain a ; i ery y ™ # ; be rt nrr r’ i ’ ‘ 2 ry) 5860. a; ing. KOLLAS-LUPFEKR, 1138 estnu rn ir ted id , it: ehades ¢ . LIST 11 Routh 406 y ral Buy or Sel] Any Business | ferme rh beaut s-room effi- | sae c82) : M EN PPGGding wniirmitec. shone. a ; of Hemmelmann-Spacklier RK Ww ee © Or a |S NF ID ENTIAL loans on automobiles and ed = oats . 1G mt 5-6 ROO APART ; @ fer cook: ~y and * lephone, ‘| O8AGE. rooms, beth. e@iectric) ing plant. Olive 2 (c2) te redu: ) 654 aw | UICKLY AND West g | G APARTMENTS | iishis; rent $40. Key ot 1825 Park.) So Gu pr a530 Grooms, bath. furnace. REGAL HOME bie ae $ Locust. | seq Sherge im advances. Maeve © laces PERSHING | ——ae | McMENAMY "he. E J. 08 N. Grand wt C ‘a tial Auto to Loans number of buyers. ath an Aw : MENT —7 rooms, bath, tojlet. elec! | (a2 We build. pian and finance. onndaen LIsT WITH ws. ~ peed Le a 2 on - beautify) ‘y: newly Gecorated | ee vy nae YE w “\iiams 706 Ches it J JOSEPH L. HOFPFMA) | while using. 65-minute service; pporiqages | E. Ll. HEYE INVESTM co. SHOW REPAIR SHOP nelencs 4 ih : $7 5 Pecqmentha. rental | nut. Olive 2713. (c62 sre saameet Gas __5627 Gravois Riverside 4418. (c7) | pewritten, reduced, your terme. MOR eis | 400 Title . Oby 4452 diste possession. Call : te. ‘ t yee RUNG — ee ' ord ORLON tc. _ SCOTT, . ®, al! linens heat nice, light rooms:| FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT ae THIS BUNGALOW BUYs 2315 Olive. St. Louls; East St. Louis, | 7th and Chesteut.___Olive _....- | SHOE SHOP 3 thie ts "Suohich ver. ITOMAC 37 04A—3 = ——— ee: we also have a beauti- rOT rE cheatrte, laundry: $30. 5048 Rosa: nifty B-room, modern, near | Murphy Bids. _ : Sor & moner-ms = CLARA - 535—Six roo @partt ye “) ores nr } ont a) ‘ar ox ae _ = — : ———— a ee mae Our Lady ef Sorrow Perish : owne anrious LOANS—! —T_OANS—LOANS ; ating Mop land shanan Pi Deautifol Washineton terrace. 5 avery ro ~ aperiees: | RI SEELL. 2023—" scnventance, $65." BUNGAIOW —Furnished. for winter: rea- to gel!: make your best offer, Money loaned to people keeping house | BUSINESS FOR Ss * shoe oo business oad Washington Hail. ae Bevator Serrice ome VERY jee! | neat. every_modern | "sonable. Call evenings, weekdays, Cad | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE RENGEL'WEBER, 8157 8 Grand easy bazments, see others raieg, then get | a . V ESTME NT _ = — nest. ; Shi7A—3 rooms and elec- | LOUISE. 2135—Weliston: residence, 6- IN “ owner who is leaving city, It off ————— Ps TENNESSEE. . room brick: modern; $45 | D178, Po buy. any Sescriptios; cash. th ortanities for handsome jacome Sev, tor ete Oe Be mere Se Oe 2, Eee on | BEAUTY PARLOR—S beott ea AS gee Bing ook leaving city Riverside Post-Dispatch f ) { BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut (of) | @HRSTER—Room, first ficor; hed | D—FI ow price asked and —... ... BEA Ty SuOF—Call a Home ; an | TENTH, 1! } Sm rooms, gas and i elec- Be heated; xitchenette: ipod. “"WANTED—FLATS FOR CASH ties which make oS <i 2 rear. exclusive entrance: ready. Two fiatea. single and double; south; next few years. OT. (58x) alr ee OELLER. 7223 Chestaut. Webster Fi de be right. Grand 9576, (od) 9 and 10 «. m or atte 6

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%: ; gies | at 2 = ae od ESP rg, PORE. Oa vee nae ee _ ene te Cty ger r Re et OE em a 5 ST.LOUIS Post. DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1994 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPaTCH RASTOCK MARKET || NEW YORK BONDS |, NEW YORK cup Spec ta! to the Post-Disnatch Special! to the Post-Dispatch i | Specie) to INDUSTRIALS. Jee ——— INDUSTRIALS. oo _ a —e a ~ ' Pe 3 stu — 4 AND EQUIPMENTs. j 1090, Ust. 3% -— : "32-47 - 32 Paw vo — | -. 1OlL—?7 ioli—_. 101 4 f a P&aR Ce! "3. 997%) 99 i. a9 . 3 e" . : 4 ing Me is a list of today’s indivia ‘OO @ year ago and 253.173. neo. Otal sales from Jan ™ , TORK, Dec. 9 —Fating: dead oy and the net changes for the th as Sases in 100-share lots on the Stock pr, he ets aS is. coos York Stock Exchange today wey 2 22 Official tist of be ey . Interest i = 2U5 7 aay Symbols. tt Partly extra. *?Partivy stoc xchange, with the high . ; ; > irket. Tota! sales toda ay WI h Prices un +, 2 :, nds traded in on the the Poser Di ; Stocks ...000-+-—— Crease. ....UncRanged. ‘ Ty KOCK 1f°tPayable in prefe — we | and clos- hege & week ago $0 702 Onn $13,210,000 agai... a including the close of the NEW YORK © Sy par ; =" anc eee oe — —_ laoiatnes - y - - . rre ua Stoc i as : _ ss @~ Rates in s Salas High lon aaah Net GOVERN MEN - £ low Js s08e@, or er ” See "T’ - — . —_ — ~ “i > ne es — ne “ms = — x $1009 i ; Close Ch g* oo eee . we oNT BON Ds. ee di High Low. “lose. Saies Security H zh - - ce Prey . caer ett Se NDUSTRIAL BONDS : ——-£0.| Low} Close.jiose.| Sales. oe : a — NDS | DOMESTIC | Serariity Ry. | us penne — — | — “ESTIC BONDS, Bar +. | High Fi P +S, —— * " - . — x : { . e r 7 ' nl % | ~O Al Pkrs 6s) Bi sa wens 'N DEPEN] % - ois I ‘fhe Pet > ; ) is — is. 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Close } 7 Wom a ; are decreasing Senne im ail cows, fT haw i “ Ty : | ' . ; } ‘ . - , * 27 _~ , ; & N ~ ‘ > Ag ’ RAII ROA ~~ — a end ‘ op of 1 Vita Bail wee ra%\ae ae > Gree, Pe : : ” . ~ ’ : 9 - — ™ ’ t. ° ‘ ; + e 7 = __ Py ‘\ . 5 al ‘ -_ T ’ ‘& p 64 . s a. } Si NX 7 =~ ne . 4 e r M — = \ £9 2 _ ~y ss im + S D BON Ds. °n Wee Utah! 17e SE oe ement ea") thet e"errs. » a. > ima ) , . . ° > . es. . = ’ , = . : irene atte eneceeenanees a4 y nin ‘ : Pelned—Zicty ba. 8 M 6a; an is Pt : a % ice c.f &!. , : . Du Ll & P 5%-40} 5% 2 Man R ; 2 . $5 Pa Se ‘te a oo —= = = e *-9.000 000 pe ations would heve| HOGs—_1 Cgecho « ak = , ~ \Ava . : . ‘7T*. . ‘ I } _ = 4 a = , . ' E $ u ST — ‘ 4 laa kk ~ Ms _ “ ~ S2 it ~~ Sent «4 2s "A 1181 wT % 98 : Bfler Jan , ee wheat from the 26g Ge; Juge Shas : a ’ fe . , Me : . . . ’ . . . \f ‘4. s inne ; ~ . ‘* ; Er = . db. i : 21 +) 4 3 = Mi . A 4s ; 2 > > sper tt 4° Pa z Mm “ss aS ay > its YQ 110 va ' m5 : “y ba! ‘we > bis le -eastrued as at * [oo n Austria ——¢ row -_ A. ' : : ’ . , . I . , x ~ “y ad — > ’ " sd ~ : * . - > ~ : ~ ‘* I | ] | . F's M ee . 3 4 ’ Py ~ NS On . Vi ' - $s 40 w0Q 7 ea @ 6 v4 j =. . P& & let 4« 40) ~9 * 93 Ne . 3 _ : ( learin ’ tall Me’ 5 - : Rumania—ten 0014 Minne a | 32 +) Be N¥ cas 21I8y 172 silts —1 46 Fisk R 5 ge too to] 5 Mn Beet Se Gi asa 8% 99%] 20 P&B inc 40°96.) wee} 22. | 78 w5, . 7 Beavy selling by “ : ’ I WwOA - . ’ A ij ad . 4 oO ¢ 1 - EP - a highs . e* . = Bre ad s ’ . a Rentine—. p>, —4) I . 2 , #* = = v : =4 + a4 Mt , ; . » ‘ > . a Mt \ A ~ 1} ; 1] 1] , . . . _ R * Re a t i= - i - 2 ] ea Mt Beaten 4 + 4 G2 . — . Mo &, 45 Pere Marq 5s A >a 34 le 36 4 } Th bn ae Brazil——Milrei. 1, 7 ; ~ : DS See er” r is . = i 2 = i’ edrich ¢1 4 . Mstr . .*%47 a7 ‘ set OS 5 $ Pere Marq 4s "36 > iS TM it mF ~. Leute © Trek . : ’ * c. . « 7 ; : . 5 oe > . : 7? be = 7" 5 > - " 7 1 7 . = . » , ”~ re rt ered eee > Is \ : a _ ' . is 4 Ne - . : : . . . ‘1 4 . " as * ._ i, ~~ rom] T s Se 4] ¢ r 100 7 4 1 M = —- «= = $4 - + >"? ay ¥. _ 5 PRL&P fis 47 e444 +f S2 ' $19 s0¢ enn" —— ree) iL! ar i> en 9 : — 2. See ee ‘ ° . * . , 4 yi , . ® ‘2 . | : Zin » 7 T = _— : - . 4 vs 9 1 ; M , on : > ] ; ? n ~— * , head ‘ : : s ‘S7 : 94°, $i? ROO Ww > . ' ~ ™ = ' . ra ~ ° ~ . this Pa tees Lead. Zinc a ee — ~~ - & . 10a o, ‘ od _ PRA - ‘ ; ’ & t Te ‘ es", I ; % VW "ed & ~ . 19 | : ’ R r&\ l et ta 49 a4 %\ a4 = beg ‘. ©orresponding Period ae f —_—_— mM Dper —— . & . ee = on 3 4 9 . I » H r : o x ~ a Mv ~ r +9 “4 " st? FR ,& wv . 4 , mle =4 =4 (mh ener - : | ee = . . ee C0] TON FUTU \. : Page : i234 : : . > * e) 4 2 * 2 i 2 - Oo 7 T ba - a ‘ .4 ~ = =4 . BS & 14 vw 4 + ’ | -> nana. ete of dedits : nd was sioew 2 ee . aa OWER mT : . ” ‘ > = . . iii SS? ie ‘ . “a tes — i _ : : . . : was Ta? _ " ° _ | e” fw 4) (we) tow “aut r 16. cer —— a Rae Cotton ’ : Ouvuis ~ Der Ina ON y . 4% ; : 53 £0 4 4a ‘o- _ Ll) fn 1 os ~ +s > 49 3o 7% 3 %& x oe bn S S's Sw A ; i O.3 > Sete Wa! 3 ts 9 #2 . a i, a: tehite > Pre ok am - brent The aren ho vane aay “ere 5 a -% ” 2 . ae " . " : “ar ; - . - £9 oY 7 -—* = ~~ v= 1 I . ~~ J ] = : . 45 ~ ’ ’ A. Pad S* ry ~~ > tot, . aan ee : , ~ . "thom of . oon floeed : re RAK. Thee y=." bom ... : 4 i = tats per ie EW YORK M pfd -* - se Lal . “> . 4 I ra Os 7 e- or al’ >» 19°81 _ M - ~ ] Ls 4 5 ae} ‘3S r ~~ ~y Gate S45 * or al 2 so ©.*Tal or fire ; $4 #o elfen! futures . = ¥ _ “) 812 + on - Sits r tod = “€arded at Per eH "Ee. 2 : ‘WY YORE ny \En ine = « 33, => ‘3% Ty oa mt MM Ge '41 go: : 5 [0 wa 22 OS on: =a. 81%! sie y = & “Ee 72% teu} - fee temete ee : Se 4 Dulltsh factor | _— o 2 > a " . >f ole " ‘ — _ I" > : ew > ? . : 71 . rie, Ps a : ’ Pp 4 Las’ 5° oe . a9 . - ~ . =~ »4 y 4 oe is . ‘ -_ 2 yet Unis s ? ‘ge? ; a. ; t - Te? ~ =~ >." : ~~ ty & . . ° { - = . . J z Re . . se ' > & =, « eee T's : - - . “@ ¢ . ' ‘- ' ; . : ~. aT . } 79 es 1951 . % E 6s 98 ‘i mo % e i adj s 67 a Oe 3 soy r ‘ -8 102 ’ SEW . De: =. on : es — *. 3a 75 e088 eS * ts 20 ae a ae ding 4 =e’ SSM; gear »i go Nelly S T a -33 o>,18 OS Ay MK is 3 > ©| 77%) T7Q/ 331 sraer 7.2 me *% loz er nie 2 Dee _ z ~ 9 * (ena arr — z ; mat Sh. : : 4 _ . j = a . R i “3a Or . G : . as Ine } » , or —_ . : 2) a ig 7 ne me rey : ao « >! 97 , us " ‘ : n= wh er oe : “y 2th 68% nO - Ss Py wg mt) ~ 5% - ~ Mc rfs Se 26 joo y 121% 1 | wT > en 5 Ge ‘50! S04 79. a oming bid. ¥' ante ee ent Ma. —~ ‘? ,F ' ’ ? ms 4 ” li s ‘ “~ 4 » o ,* m4 by a4 ‘ oa - m are he nen Uses ry ene ee 3 . . ' ? . \ ™ Pry 4 | “ ‘ . % — a > “. » 4 eo Ft . 4 \e ee 132% Man Sug Tizg 43, 71%) 91%. aim | 2 Ma Par 2 Gg 99% o91,' S$%| 33 do adj Se 49°); eeu, | 28 | Te mye, Su enn om Meteo ee “ ; >.) . Rok : 2} “: ‘ ; . ; ~ . - . | ~ bad ~ & ‘ . ] -i Ma -- 7 22 a (me tT . . _ ? 7 - oon zx 4 7s a4 ™ = . os ‘ 19 4 fe 4 ‘ a ’ ~~ = ~e, prin —_ Eg j% Upper: n ' ail + R- De Pela = he a : : wy — & ls i. ae , ; “4 4’ . . s ‘28 4 _ fe‘ | OMe commercia: Ma be wa J a ~* on . ad _ , . “ “ > a . . ar - - “ ao - ~ Rs . ~ = . ~ Ae «8 Ve Te + 1 et ‘ &s os = . 9 a | ree ~, > nd 5s Po >» t4 ~ “3 RO, SS 1 per ounse mane ° = “ > ot 85 A. , = "es #4 " . ’ 1 4 ' ‘ s e ° ‘s : ne Nat 4 ne F ws ee aX ‘. ~~ x ~ . .S%a i, | 4s 2 l oy lou & ; ae ; + - c¥t 4, "Dp ‘one In & 10g &, r [oe ——aPoort néfin 3 ~ . a ‘354 t, a . “= ] *. a wv . Vv > . . a 24 = . “s N , Tart i? ra > i " ad - oS ~ . aX -— - ~ re 4 ~- . any Qe three rr ; nae Urner ; ' oe : . - . a : ‘ . = on 9s . + : . $s : Oe 4 i a 8 Se “35 =e . * nonthe bills, # a & «Fy ‘> ° > , - = \ > ' . ~ ea. — — ‘ . ’ tne. Flax | nm or . . . . : og : — . . a, - rr " : o } 14 ' _—™ 28 . _ t +4 Gs — a “I : S) hg 35 85 . —> ; de eee tis S 1it% 1 +. 3 -» S Rr @« ‘5a os ‘* 10) el ~*) frances tr roe $I 1a Ser ea’ = ow? ‘@ * . \° — Sugar. “! af = ~ oll ioe ™ A . = 14 a1 e7 + : . *) %e . “ Y «a fe 47 a % 1% Ions o NYWe » 3 ‘|e aot, aa . ‘= 2 i 2 PR Blane ~~ ora 19% Lng Zs dor ST fre * 10 mr hotied =~ §OF raw eaag ™ - we ee. Th ee Tie » of : ~~ © lal to ne. S10? e@: I * » '-“' ¥ Te "= 's 98 “9 NYcCé@s - 2 3 “ae_ ‘ > Third 4 rte il 107 ~ “an. G2 fran SAY ANNAW ; a : re" 6 “ Ae oe “oe be a y : Siz2 » 2° " . . i‘ * : = ; = . “. 4 ion . . 4 ~\ y Tr. és 49 > | a . Bi. 44 \ Cs ti. " »a 7s 9 . ; . -“) Th = és rt? +R > 35A8 10% % ‘= - ‘Pent - is he aS = Pur “ we ee 8 . ark 4 . . ae i TOR Te 444% = S i9 Ny, 27 2's 38 o6y ae ~~, is aH 45 Ge43; gs... ** 4 y Stn Pa ett 22 80 51 % Se _ NEW YORK agg S4. stark . ‘pte THD op = - a se mete of 3.7] , ae oo 40 t? . n &# ! 7% ~ 1 $545 wr; : in Pp >. 2 = #4110684 Log % a. ‘“ 21 . a o ~~ Say 19 7 2 wf 4s 2008 Re : 1. ot te | CONe: Mex an dollar TD receipes ">> - orn mie af & J a ‘ at . 77 fa . . . 4] La s Ni a oe 100% 4, Us & i Tw y Loe 5 : >% 6 oy rr + - Se “Teg *s a? 640) Orn - ' >. ements ’ a “igs " Was The Mar a 7 - ‘ ; = . 4s 148 , . . “ on 104 ina il bs 7 hae #2 ts ;* 44 " , ’ 3 10 ° RR Sr i S oe sd .Y . New York . . . , > 5 ~ * >| . s " tu * f : o = | = he ; > iS W 4 ™ -— Ww, t y~ = = - . 4 fe a —— ee | 44 ; ~ 4« 4 a: a >] > . - 5 Dt Li TH Mina . “ ¥ NY S42 : * ee 47 ~ y 14 W -e? Mad 4 oe ~~ 2% o~ NEW TORK lee. or” active hae’ ; {a ; —_ er ’ wre rk : aa ; ad r?. . _ ne = ,a@ ». fia) " . ~ — x ~t? XN ‘> _ aft * i “ Tne; 91 " ’ wv nN os. J 40) al ua Sy . DP ; 4a? \ " >. + L. 71 iy ‘ > -- Sere ‘s “hinme: ; - me . “ter fen. 0 PIrethe- ca vlad . ° - " Stadt’ ao ‘a , & onal . he) . ; W @s : . os +> a3 s 41 > 4&8 | S “Oy “1 > 34) @: , — . Sa ntes, Ne. COM plete4 fer th . ‘ — lies o ” | : oe wher, @ ._\. « » ‘ > 7 y = ‘ i ] 4 : ee. 13 l Nor ad 4 te) 3 = rer, Tome 1° Ate t ” "am 7 . te os a °9 at rt | Gabe. . ] f 7 NYY PT 2 -~ a 41 a . . . “ .” _ = - re 4 rit owe Nan 1 660 es bu ™ “ 4 { eal ¥, er — — is vere : at . " : * col . "Ag 4 4 83 > ; 3 N ort >+ 4 = 3 >t&% rv al uanhe'e Perma ' 3 -! a ea. ‘ ® TtTaSRR I a ‘4 r 7 . December Cleeat * % n We , hangers : : » r —— _ . A > ik ; ™ . . Pte ~ > \ Tr ° ‘ N Ww Pie — 41 _ - °° “* a- Le ~ j = 4 and J ae , ‘) e - od >. , red nh “?f o,4 — : , ** . * * : : _ 4a > v - i . : + ) = ss le ? »-@. e) Y - : ¥ 2 , Pa tine tae 0 +e i? m ~~ - ~ --* ~ a ete : > Tm - 9 5 " , .. - a Pr *x, > , . eer = . R : 7 : . ] . = = ". — ™ ] 4 ; _ P - , Fy “ $e j i ’ . - ! , . © ° " R m seen es ar w 1] 8S '» Qa _ Le wer. $2.74 ; —. de i? 35° 12 > Otis « s 44 cle os )- — . , tiated € ° -_ — | . ; th r . . ; 7 = — ~ = ; + : Nor . 1” . Ps teed I wenuers, $2.78: ‘Wey Sugar 2.0 Pomina: ae Refined . New Orleans Spot We 7 i Qui ac; Sy & ® Otis sr) te “ 89 ony o8 % 16 wp tt fe “87 ag 2 Si ) Areve _ = 6S Utes : mV Rie ‘ - . - . 7% eh ~ Ss 1 ’ ¢ Reon : ‘ s 47 oe . - Me em ae MHa- mi i, i | . a bad “a ‘ tS. Dey 9 —k ~ es tA cw — a come ’ TORY bn Of ste i. ANS | The. » Gea nf, 44 » _ l4 . 7 —] = 19 Ps a se ” ~ ~ w Q + ea 5 Nar Pac re? 204 oY the: if ry. on ae dite. ’ Ll. «ary Lon w 5 PETS Me Oo mma ti ‘Re re ) peoinrs 4 ' ——S ong ~—e = 230% } x 1 7 et = * Pac TaT Se — OF & ea aca *S ser mr « 4 S: SAK ti fow e31:; W isconstn bulk | ~— MarcD a a” Jan er, 353 hein cow np — . . 2 7 ‘ : r i} *na- ' ’ 2g= ‘ e TT. Sa as on i ‘ toa _ . 3S Pac TaT ~- °c“ Poy 9 29 ) es N P ref & tn og X 4 ® a iwher - es Sit Ib: few bOSe; | middiing Spt: mi@dtng” 42°. Low | Lead Price a.. “| ,8 P-am Pat >, 3p) ot 83: Ser C onen? Se * 4% . : 0c. Recetn 5 Pp 40 al . . Py : « r. * s ‘3 7 e7 ae ae ' l st Se -»% as _ ae ; 5 as i PacRRw¥ Mp y ve 4) > Ta i - s ; j $23.88) stock | ee = YORK 5 9 J A ArT. —~eC —2 4 ~~. Z & Refining -., 7 Americ 2 ' Price » *® hae ican P GYc ice of lead +, £45 +. 8. A2¥enced the : WGCh Se 47 4% a4 : S ' . "- . ° . . ~ erg. be -) t “uw ~@e eR Me. Lee. 9 — Produce m.> ~ o —

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ook. | ne va ‘ YSPATCH | q q _STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BPP PLL LL ie , - Be | INDUSTRIALS 85% | z lire a SALS, > & Nationa! (andy comnmon 05 », 3 P hed par was the feature v4 . "* Se f . - | s represent $1000 face value . Jev%b 157 ng M Li es | ie \: . | hron- | Paradise Orchestra, two and one- Siemans | se > Value St | ; Lo7%b 157 wb arriage cens j Post-Dispatch Radio itenac Breweries. quarter hours, | | KEFNF (266) Shenandoah, Ia. | _ The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query, KS D | KYW (536) Chicago. “Around | stone Serenaders; comedy, “The #8 STOCK EXCHANGE, |; By tb 143% D_ ~~~, || CE sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ldren’s stories, Big Brother, - one | Orchestra. DECEMBER CORN. | ,oun Atchison—-Clara A. Barthel. mapepresented an overs | cl Aner” 124%-24 121%a = | Saivatorio Pusateri— Josephine R. Bova. at the Public Library. companied by her married name, interest to the Middle West. . | | Future Grain Prices | : YO RK UJ RB | ST. Louis MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. | ° * * * | ; ———Follo is the official re ORK C - ot Fas aN ital Statistics--Questions Answered=-Kadio _— ¥ r, lie ’ ; . +, | _ Personal and telephone calls, or answers by matl, cannot be ‘the Town.” Nettle.” Gk LICENSES, . : | Daylight broadcasting at hour. | 9:30 P. M. J. Clark—Miidred Bunda. | Barding card games can be ob-/ rect for the married woman to uss 2:49 and 3:40 p. m. Market quo- sical! prograyp?. Royal dance program. of 3% points. Near-| ®. ©. .116° 113% 116%b 114 | Robert H. ‘lnompson—Lillian KE. Land- | W. F. C.—Jack Dempsey won| Placed in monograms for the sil- Prices supplied by Market | cital. \Hawalian music | : i 46. , - ”’ : ~~ 7 new 115 a Los Sa 7 $5 bes a | a L135 wl SS=ZS Been . previous close in local mark «ts. tations ag received from Kansas Cily ond en a ae ist of sales highest : ; SHCOeO Markets: ae i a eat i ee —_— oO tthe ow ‘° S, OWest HY n ” Low ‘ inae 2 . — 7 . ~ - ——— Sa, ‘ -. ; me . on ee ew lek 4 ~~ ; ae ee | 7:30 P. M. | WTAY (28 > suyou's ees in the ce . Standen” DECEMBER WHEAT | | CKAC (426) Montreal. -83) Oak Park. Guyoo | |Farm Pucketts. ) WCAY (266) Milwaukee. Black- o . oN Burial Permits; * seein : given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- 546 Meters | KPO (423) San Francisco. Chil- WRC (496) Washington. Davis Mora—ELElvirs ‘arii - . . : a¢ : oe , ° eo “or e aa 4 . meg | fo we DD Full information re- , ADELL H.—It is perfectly cor- 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, WBAP (476) Fort Worth. Mu- CKAC (425) Montreal. Moun! ‘he local market to- = --- ne -—-- . ; radeon *” 0% 119% 120% 119 “ab Anseimo—Kaiileen Randazzo. | tained from books on the subject her baptismal and surname, ac- tations and news bulletins of WGBS 316) New York Re- | WAAM (263) Newark. Songs: aT \ Ow. YR art berg. . » & - +e an . the belt from Jess Willard July 4,| Yer, linen, etc. For example: if News Service, U. 8 Dept. of ji} WHAS (400) Louisville. Enter- WBAP (476) Pittsburg. Loew's L.128% 125\-% 12: 26 stein. | laAldine T aa. eu” | rounds marries John Jones, the mono- //|/] changes. _tainers’ Orchestra, 1g hours. )Al line heater, | W. R, H—Inquire of any of the | S™#™_Would be M. 5S. J. | | eis A | WIX (455) New York. Ad-| WJZ (455) New York. Beaux oil-filling stations where the gt} ANN. == Renewing jes - | Tuesday 4:00 P. M. | dress, music. Arts Entertainers. liquid is sold for the information | Ua for sprinkling |} we & 7:40 P. M. WNYC (526) New York. Police I market was generally steady . 1 i. 128 a, 1°26 ‘, 2 2 . XN, 1° t} a, : Emery c* Austin- ~Mae Shadowen. Shoe was unchanged to 29 122a 119% -%b | — * ——_ ~Serawerite Humpert. ) : ee : Khiers. Hilledo . ususte om can 1 btained th = y | Mix; moisten the mixture with Program report —Decrease B81, »7} 58 . i Charlie Me re. ee St. Louis—Mrs. § e| a ' h po Ria Ragga onctag t! . anit rr r | parts of alcohol, dry and a4gai! 8 P. M. por. one : oi * wot ' sila . my sae wok | 4 —=—Jare. : ’ > ‘ 1g snons ; 2 © ° ee ‘ . . — ; * ; —a , 2 " moe me ee - TU -—-* —__- - Keed. Kast Nt Louis ue ' mp Rap ong . p la . powder. K ee Pp the re iti lhe Hilstory of Oriental! aor kK I: [NI (506) Beaumont, Tex. 10 PP. M. | Sele ric *h’ “ Ai “ , ey - — —— _ a , closély stoppered jars, taking oul o! = Laurie vice pres n . e " , a . LL : -— . ; ; | St Ss Seyi. 2 ae i. 63%b ‘ BIRTHS REOORDED. ANXIOUS The “Marseillaise” | a sufficient ‘quantity as desired Yorn rs Alay oe mete = ie o%, * P — outesien ube , os 4% , ust 4 oi ni ; “336 | 3t) dca eo . . ty tm +, uJ ae . and E ache, $8925, se. lunch or dinner before each other | Quassia, 1000 parts: molasses, 100 Program WEEI (303) Boston. Eveready prano: piano peg A ' ~* ’ . Canty cou Che ze > Se ie an. sm or their children than they should | narts: alcoho! 50 narts: wate! hour . per Re 7 ve Cancy co ot a.” oe ‘= CHeT, ~2aw 4 celica, allow their children to read before | 57509 parts. Macerate the quUuassia Marceh—"‘Nobles of the Mystik | WON (270) Claseic WGBS (316) New York. hoses : : “ . ' i. of : . cise w i. @R : ‘Candy com ang lL... Jonnson : die, tl ' ear -etar 4 hour’ Shrine eee + -BOUGE Chicago. _ a ~ . " : 7 ’ : nl 1M in 500 arts of watet for 4 Ours, wit . ee eres @ : “¢e . o DaARwW 4 d com pia a" bs - ° na = Washingior * 1229 N 7th | PERPLEXED - W hen 5 Ou sub- boil for half a nM hour , S€ ‘ ~ int-Saeér . " . . de 7 - ~™ Ss - RK new | | eas co : ( 4 (IN RAIN MA K ; ' om. . , | Cor siglio. 1962 mT at — head of wren aay pase. “tay or tn pe ee a els iota? apse ichols WHAA (484) Iowa City Ta. Fac- WLS (345) Chicago. “Around the e com... ; 2a nd ©. Blaskewitch. 4721 Minnesota: nothing more, sending note askin e aicono ee ge s-«@ ° 25 ” in pfd. 5) 8: 4 iw. J Witbrodt. ‘8141 ——,- | for examination or considera on parts of water and without filter- | 0. Suite---Bal Masque ulties of music. Indian Campfire. ts } ~ , _ . KE. Seago, 1411A C Dll. \|in same envelope but on separate | ing, saturate absorbent paper with | is} hong pears ane Fatima WHB (411) Kansas City, Mo. WLW (423) Chicago. Quartet and . -_— 3% @r> @or-? >~«— *- * ww Was steady to %*%4c higher and in demand. '| Mills bought Corn was % to 1l¥%&ec aigh- ga Demand was good, Oats were 44 to nand wi a. 2 a ran hg ce Of 7 aC ener. a of phony wan narrow! O. Cremar 2014 | Salisbury. prohibiting the burial of bodies in a @ «us Sour eeestiek nee Henderson Farm Bu- 10:30 P. M in both wheat and corn trade. Liverpoo! : B. Wichem. $927 Cote Bril-|i| the ground there. } itself. If the loan is made on an his ame | Peau Federation. WSB (429) Atl nt : D e i! fter cable fu 1 t 3G . ~ , ’ ; iaSs ave - : + - _ . wt . . wheat in afternoon cable was %d to Bs an > Grote, 4640A Kingshighway W J a Ne aan ead i insurance policy or on a stock cer- | 9:00 P. M, | WMAQ /447.5) Chicago. Clara » - on x ance t,t |} hunting license in © tificate, then the security is the | | : ‘ . ad K. Reiseubetter. Be. Laue teanty. || “iseourt. policy, properly signed, or the cer- | Kc med , KFI (469) Los Angeles. Pack- an ; Seni u unty. LSA. ~The clause in your deed tificate properly indorsed. ' ice’ — eo. . aiser. 2C (469) Washington. Boerin- andl Dealer's Meeting. Dedantie r corn $1.26% and July corn : , (3. Schneider. 41184 | The three Northwesiern markets co > * 4'G Dwver. Deaver. its binding on subsequent purchases IGNORANT. —U ire | ee stein’s quartet. ~ , eat compared | , er r. ‘ 8 DOING i! LANT.—Under the circum- | rIrQIy (9 . 2 dined had 1734 care of wheat. compared ¢ Harlan. 3215 Hickor '') of the land staness. and after this tases eft) 9:30 P. M. | 6:30 P.M KFQU (234) Almo Cal. Musical with metre a “wee ) + ba] he . : - Williams. ~\ th | ¥¢ ywN ' Consult a lawyer and ’ . . . . ro ram. | Minneapolis receiving 196 bushels. Duluth DQ: " Kg As KPO (423) Cincinnatl. Xlopoeme aa | » * Ienz Co A wees : ” > "Ic ~ ’ . : ‘CE 1 E Wats |} Duncan, East §S Louis, Il. ||| Story, just submit it “at usual ; 4 4 ging bid and offering prices of! ber, unchanged on Mar and %d down on ‘ | 6 F ' . mae esc ather |) ic it helped; R. L. and E, 7 ’ | | | pelt ae Al i Orchestra program. ~ 99% | 16 Freed Eine offer ‘ng prices of the same ; ; weath r iv ens — | - , rT) 4 ’ — 105 %& ““¢o3- the money Vopular EPaklecCo. 61 eK : ..| $1,000 reat was about unchange . V. and E. Duepner, 1521 Mallinckrodt. ‘the editor why you wrote the| with a little water attracts the | : Zamecnik | up on Decem-| C. H. ad B. Hale, 5326 St. Louis. | rates.” ing of the liquid | |@ram, one hour. Orchestra, How Do You Do, 4 hrs. ; Ss | Pits, | ! ut pfad 117 me securities a6 Well as the ‘losing! May. Bullish tone to Argentine news and and N, Hampton, : } . : — ’ rm ‘ ot ri’ . Radi ; or | el pres ous cay, thus sho ’ its . ti Serenade—-Cantor Llorando-— WRW 10:15 r. M. 4 Bid Asked | cents higher and « 1] cent better. and R. Rumer. 4471A Eimbank. || Cireuit Court began on Dec. 1 andj months after the sult was flied. | . Operatico—"Faust Fantasie'’-— | Police reports, music. berger’s Orchestra Crennan HB + : ‘ . 26 Hazeltine natant tan a eee lead "Broning, 43060 Giseon su become 21 to obtain | ment you can garnish his wages Fantasie (On Hungarian Theater. 105 35 105 5 | 11 Kabe 8325 Glimon A. C.—There is no law in Florida | ' onsult a lawyer with regard to (a) Old Familiar Faces. Edwards || | 8:20 P. M. es * _ } > wm e@ Se ae a Po ———_. ——— * ~ pfcd. 1n2 Me 10°? fDSING QUOTATIONS. n fractionally higher late in the: lL. an Liebeno, 4830 Ashiand flies. which are killed by partak- (Symphonic Arrangement) WLS (345) Chicago. Farm pro- WQJ (448) Chicago. Rainbo following tabie will be found lo- erpool wheat closed ‘t i — | . -— err + i. ee = * * « *e~¢ Mes Iron jdw Util. at lea lat ay time, you probably cannot claim || es barit , . J Harrison, #72! ‘ ‘ontract ) v , Recital by John A. Wynn, baritone; r. é . 301 and Winnipeg ee . i : : + a Sn show him the steep ® ‘ oor any part of the estate. However. ul Esther Me Nay. pianist, Emma O. ' KHJ (395) I os Angeles. M us! oo: h ape omearen ao ey ye ee nd F. Clerc. #399 Hunt. = oo ~. Shp alee ae ~ | you might consult a lawyer and | Walter, accompanist. eal, 'and Marimta, 1 hr UBNe |e corn , ey ait PD? oY ; oa 7°29 : ‘ mn ''| deemed after it has been sola. , ly such plates can he removed, Du: (b) Her Dream Waller Chisia Orchestra. i(¢ub Ore} - 1 | 40 ony ne and 10 through » a c Hae, ried wf WLS (345) Chicago. Ifawthorme ‘Trimary shipments wer . —s . j Derby. 5567A Manchester ti : . " , M é “ntertainers. 4 ee | ’ | > 466 , S | N.—The marriage in ques- erty. | Pel | ris Chorus, ela. compared with 2.466.000 ; 1} and M. RBRrow 5374 Vernon i JOH: . —o : “tre ' ’ J - / and 783 Q00 last year. Corn receip A and = Mogier. 4255 Obear ||| thon is pectectly lege one i : ons ta age os : a ge ) a ee $:45 PP. M. WLW 423) Cincinnati. Enter - were 1.069,000 bushels, com with Hammann. 4819 #£=Natural be annulled (2) our secon hunting and fishing t:cense tor tne Pers és 9 C0- . : , "11,237,000 a week ako and 1530 OOO la } , | question is not clear Please write | state of Missouri cost $2950 and 4. Sonss Mr. Wynn. Fe KFI (469) Los Angeles. ACO teiument from Goodwin. : tan F aa aan “4 a er a and | © - . Richey. $679 mH Ferdinand. again, stating all the facts. expires Dec. 31, 1924 You are ‘tard Think ..........@°Hardelot }}|lian organ, one and one-fourth) WMC€ (500) Memphis. Night bes see| ROT 000 last year ‘Wheat shipments oo SO eee ere A POST READER.—In general, | allowed to carry a rifle or shotgun ll (b) Love Wakes and Weepe | hours. | Frolic i Rys 45.3% 72 ~ 724 | 1.364.000 bushels. compared : BURIAI PERMITs. ithe business of the companies in/ with you fin @ machine proy ided | . Strickland |] | &:50 P. M 1:45 P.M 4s CD stem 89 he . 0 * | Treats: & week ago and Br e8 OO0 rt .f - sheth Xv : 2% : ' question does not com ply with the you have it broken or apart j our (@) The Sweetest Fiower a ; -—? : . § . ’ | * sabe Elec 78. 10 Corn shipments were 340.000 Sarge mne' OR sta state laws. Unearned salary Cat- 18-year-old _— ' —— Sere 5 ) The Heart of ne enna | WMAQ (447.5) Chicago. U. of WDARF (411) Kansas City, Kan. — SS ast: Bey Oy nae ; onal & in | nslinger, 25. | J 37th not legally be assigned. hunting license also. ‘d oo Mr Wynn. ee Chicago, Cosmopolitan School of Nighthawks, 1% hr. co r. Dats nipment a rr 17 rm) se ; "Ss O KNOW.—(1) The F | HT 55.000 } l ompared with 545.000 a : : > ‘ - — ny »l1- ANXIOUS T 0. Piano . | Music. 2: IG SELLS AT HIGHEST an yt ge ma “348 000 AD ane Mo ay hte . 2808 N! J. B.—He — ei et An an | Pay of judges and clerks of elé« Prelude in C sharp minor— 9:00 P. M | ae prc ey G k - ‘ ii “ : . ; , nz : o¢ : ' he . sis Ce a ‘ “ ad ro- ; 4 * . _ é } . . : . . - ‘ ’ 9 g s . - is St. Louis Cash Grain. : 28 Meahvilla ne o € . A meg vet it woul4 | tions {8 exe mpt from the Federal Rachmaninoff Kio ¢ ) ikian mt ‘Tan avsentee & , . e”* i : : 1com is not exempt Miss McNay. -PO (423) San Francisco 4 haatre PRICE OF THE YEAR | ee ee Soe Se Pe el a en a ft , be mailed to St. Louis. If he could 7 ag Reag Bo eatin tax (2) Songs : ote : = ateehalt det | ee | change Tuesday were as fo ow al ; ears = -|\ not go tothe poling place, then he notes are legally identified ‘al By the Window. Tschaikowsky Seiger’s Orchestra, one-ha hour. KGW (492) Portland. Hotel sieht | a ee rhe - iy , ne . ’ he Te ‘ : ‘ | : 3 “ ; ere . to the Post-Dispatch. cd ems gn nein ~ © $1 72a@1.73(C- E 37 STOW Kenne he would be unable to vote by recorders to prevent fraud in | (>> Zastern Ne ttediateiil KSD (526) St. Louis, Mo. ‘9 |] Strollers, 1 hr. MICAGO, Dec, 9.—Bullg in the grain| No. 2 red garlicky wheat b1.67) “at wah “ee MRS G.—After you have lived|the negotiation of the notes se- || (c) In the Silence of Night-— | be announced. KHJ (395) Los Angeles. Bur- cod — 7. yu _ LAALIZ oo st Te = — rrr -—s- + Corp 6 Radio C pf.! 1 Reo Mot _ 6 Rova R Cor Tr cfs | Sree FF ee a “6 > | 34% A Co 110% 110% 1 P 44 15%! eee Fee ot # i —— ae — == - DP ARPRAXSP ~ nmmudr —t ed ont beet bad | oe ap ft + dij Te - ‘ ' o™% . Mountered stronger opposition to-| No. 3 red garlicky wheat . $1 6°); R ~* nr Grand n St. Louts for one year, you can cured by the deed of trust. It is a || Rachmaninoff WEBH (370) ¢ hicago, Baritone. nett's Orchestra, 1 hr. : : me being the highest of the year.| » , ‘ (a) My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice ||| cal program. = Ware 2 Co, 3 w high pointe for the season. | No, 1 dark Nov. Sp. $1 Ensemble. one hour. . —aint-Saens I - ° ftor Calay Cop | 2 S | . meer; lecember, $1604; Mays yellow innebaut 4s University ) , - TT . ’ (b) When I Am Dead My Dearest ns iis i — Calu & Sor BRe | 2Re | 38e | © $1.65%., July, $146% to} No. vellow 4 Lanesteead,. 67 Hotel while you dine Childrens story. Wip ' —Carrie Jacobe Bond WOAw 926) Omaha. Mirst | Rim : ; : . .™ . suit . - a ; La. 4 - : “ os i ei . ani TY? ritt 1 | ] ; ti f | Om. | B24) Pri ) change. but the) No. 1 hard wheat . 3 1 Rerth ‘iner. Baa J i sue for divorce here If the sult | protection and is op lonal with th (d) The ee woe of tenor, Oriole Orchestra, one hour. WLS (345) Chieago. Midnite i W BC pfd, 8: ' : and some of the deliveries of larg) “®. Gark hard wheat ...... . . — 509 Carr 5:05 P. M. Story lady, piano A Western Po | t broke the high record for the No. 1 mixed wheat .. $1 6441.89 . 5% les nthi 7509 & road. WIP (509) Philadeiphia. Din- / Prelude in A-fiat , Chopin WGR (219) Ruffalo. Hawalian | : ’ ’ > ’ 7? - r y 5 is " , 4 . re sy. , a . ‘ — Can Cop . 4% Corn closed 1 %c to 2%c h No. 5 yellow 5:30 p. m. WJZ (455) New York Addi ‘c) T Cannot Bleep Without Dream. Christian ‘ hurch Orchestra. ) aad CARTON. ne free offerings| No. 2 hard wheat $1 590%@41.6 a _ = " . mp . ' ‘oul b. older to have it identified. ? not resist the No. 3S hard wheat. a ihe : ; - ' ‘9 8049 Marnice not conteste d, yom col on = h se itesacreo os iia allel > Song : Wek (5 | 7) Detrolt. hed Apple | Revue. takin prosile. Corn entered No. 4 hard wheat ‘ » i sau i : } ") : rnan “RK 30°65 N. Whittier Psa —— - — , ————— ee ee Te _" i 7 Sproes ‘ ‘lub i | f xj : : ’ § } °-r- - " " ow : > ib 66 Y T SM Ei 7 im the last 15 minutes of trading | No. 3 mixed corn Sos , =] ‘) =. Co , ai . ~~ ‘ iad > ner dance W EF al (303) Boston. Biz Br 0: h- Miss McNay | Quartet one hour. cl a — - eas . pi crow cl Was ove sold and “ nen No. 3 mixec corn — . $s) 18k @ l 1K ty > “a . / ~* ’ s2 Mm oe -Ta vo ee ; -_ - } r *] ) US ‘al | sor 8 ‘ F : ic MINING. mpted to cover there was little | No. 4 mixed corn $175) 6 ' Cooney mont} 3794 \ Marcus 5:15 P. M. oo Ln Se | (a) Life and Death- WLS (345) Chicago. wnaks- | eck for the Cons Cc Mine 3*1 3 ' . sli¢h: reactor fr m } : ’ . , N ; white “eatin * - = (ook . os 84) KDK 4 (296 ' Kast Pittsburg. Or- WM AQ ( 447 5 ; (Chicago. The a- | ing of » ' s 6 erbert WSAI (309) Cincinnati. Mi usical creme, Genet OS | $4 ° | ” > @ pao pesiinny Anthony. 54. 1728 Linden. ‘2h ter organ, La Salle orchestra. Mr. ae D'field BB | 8c oe ve oo - ~G. wees COCT ] Hake. 867. 4732 Cook ean. : program). yr fecord-breaking clase again, open-! \. mallow "vf rt] if, BS. 250: t . : ~ | No. 4 yellow hard wheat | Myrt! i) 0. 2903 Howard. ansas City, Mo. | | Kans WEI (395) Philadelphia. Musi- Ariz u Cop. | 4c 4e | 4 for sale Last prices were 1\&c to | eal 9 vyel'ow corn WOR (495 Newark. “Music WIP (509) Philadelphia. Uncie Coleridge-Tay!or pearean play. | » Yo ~ - ab . : io "so at ‘ hp . . - “a . 59 ) ‘ ¢ : ei =a Crewesus 20¢ J 5B ke « 41 4, | oe 2 Veeee Sate ve | Johnsor month. 2633 Papin WCAE (462) Pittsburg. Dinner| WOAW (526) Omaha. Advice to WCK—273 Meters | oneness — 4 40 20e to | C t4 ke Wethsereieome ee, api ae ‘“~ ¥ ‘Rtn I concert, Penn Hotel lovelorn. | ay N last minute a0 Ci sc | | . o —-s>— Nannie 3 McCallum, 62 io Page ONCOL, row ee , . - — es ap y »9AY, Noon. int bellies, I2%e to » Pa WOR (405) Newark. Music ae — Songs by Arnold Price 4-0 Goldfield D | 8 | higher eee cash sales were | WCCO (517) Minneapolis-St. " selections Glafield DM! 2c Se whent 45.000 buchele con |HOG MARKET ACTIVE at ae while you dine,” resume of the 3:00 P. M,—Piano Selections. Vo. 770 ot eH " Pusheis corn, Paul. Children a hour. Dinner | : mthy! Rarbara Smith. Songs by L. . : - Reede 40) S | Be | Gye Da Green Monst! Be | beneg raperied B00 000 buch. AND PRICES ADVANCE RADIO PROGRAMS |i......n-+ “" | day’s sports. 4S-wolt i a whee | at £17 ) News or- 00 P. M.—Walter Nolte’s Melody ; Harmill Div @c ; fic fapd 100.000 bushels rye taken ed WEEI (203) Boston Syn fon- | WWJ (517) Detroit e : Rute @iport. ne - re - . r 2 4 4 «) +) > . - ‘ » : . opened firm lAverpoo! cables SATIONAL STOCK YARDS, ] rm (ec ¢ Edwardeville, Ill. in a Hawth M J/18e_ 18¢ chestra. denims > of old-time music, equare Large Hollinger ..| 14%/ 14 hea’ Pi ws : 4 a | hee 700 P.M jans’ Orchestra. | 6:05 P.M banr and late popular selections Vertial 4 Hecla Min | 10 Maifierent to our advance of yester- | cCe!Ri® LOGY Calimei. wheen 3 vena’ Kan Mimibieaiiian h | WFAA (476) Dallas. Bedtime page tea ay an! Walter Nolte; violinist Price Indep Lead 10c /10c 100 Sao there were atil] some bulls who oe Bee ro Se | WBZ (537) Springtield Mass. | — ad — es WBZ (337) Springfield, Mass. ‘arles Bardelmeier crys. WuUfam $4.75 cor ton G | ove | 1 *9 " Mg tec toe a ben CATTLU—The market ruled «on at Dinner concert ) Story. | Bedtime story. cornet, James T lane Star : , é4c ' pore The advance “ ess . tan Ses ras . a* . ee le : | with eo much « heat in sight in iy Was $12.75, this une for & hours. WNAS (278) Boston Dinner WCAE (462) Pittsburg Uncle KYW (6306) Chicago pan Visible supply and on pas-| 7 c Sat Rilivads trina WGBS (316) New York. Uncle} dance. | Kaybee.”’ Bob.’ Dinner concert A leading local export house aaid we 8 ON . —_ - - : ’ im 78s possible to buy wheat f. o. b : Yant tO SY.ae CGeebee, story telling. 5:45 P. M. WDAE (360) Tampa, Fla. News, 6:45 P.M . ‘ : . A ? Js it i 4c 7 Cc 0 . ove at : a % ( da’ & i ‘ P 5 ; iatesste i ee Po megage tt re rang’, $3.’ on ' WGR (319) Buffalo. Hallipryd | W Oc (454) Davenport, la. markets. music. WTAY (283) Oak Park, Ill. Con- rare told of an increased fiour) culter © Bnge. Ge. f te Bd a Quartet, one an@d one-half hours. |Chimes, sports | WDAR (395) Philadelphia. | cert. bedtime story, 1. hr yesterday eceipts r ali "OWs, ie ~ 10 9~.8Y . cla 8 a! AB, vom . é - ; . ‘ Unity Gold o are decreasing enamine il , was . we. Fa : A ° tucker icnd feecer W Ri (469) W ashington. Peggy »6:00 P. M. Dream Daddy. 6:45 P. M. > ok. on ‘ th a statement estimating that, s° “ t commiselun Nuuses today vald tne fullo@ | 4., n- bunches. 50c to 90c per bu box: | rates. ¢ > 50) to $5.50 | , pndean . ' * r 800 000 total to date. ‘ 300.4 - ais The destruc tien of 500 00% $8.00 early Stage aoid at $6 ot . » BT. ing aoe serenare ane gounsry re Vow oaitets RO- to B0c @onea ° WiGATE— Live sere. | WHORSERADISH—Heme-arown Neo. t Michigan 12-qt. baskets. Con- | soprano, Oriole Orchestra, one yo : ' : “RB” B | ont gd ae “ot rere , oat heavive at $7 to $7.2 ‘hoppers | per “a = dressed squabs Ge over - | $8 to $9, and No. 2, $3.50 to $4 ver 100 Se SPe, rg a ey hour. Use this Eveready Heavy Duty attery on ounce money, « : a ; 1 - # ai > be 2 eo + A C3 et — i? . "Ia ‘3 to o> ’ a - r . ', -* BOi 301% | Sone iY contimes: ore: yer Mog gathered extra firsts, BO at | ducted through auction and on the a! rings, 1% u a 1 ” 3 ey es eo pox: Fiori la, $2. o $4. WIP (509) Philadelphia. Mu- som’? ft | 108 “6 ihe “ : ' : ‘ on BO ecintems The ae via 5Re do seconds 46a > 1 _s ETTUCE—Callfornia | eberg $3 49 - | , rm = ) rn ’ kelfer. 75c te sic ‘wo hours. B energy ever ©) eres : 107 - D - [2 france 63% : ; t Coast whites extras, CS@aq7¢ | - a eee 17; muscovy KS. : . ty $2 to $2.50. | $1.25 ver bu t seg A st oa ; _ "\ . . Dec o.— at receipts, 174.533 pounds | Chicaco Provisions ' _ swan geese rd ‘no, Ow : ANESE WJZ (455) New York. Address, Manulacturcd and guaranteed by - _ ORK . c. 2%. Ra YORK. i Q Live oultry : | $: Ss young guineas 4, ; rT. | MI STARD GREENS — sgilome-erown hampers $1 7S _ Street journa! . Mextcan dollars, > s Ro freight quotations Bam mail m + $8.75: voung guineas . ‘| bOe to GOc per box re es bans il tance ' | A’ ‘ION AL © ARBON ( O M PANY Inc ew York Coffee. 7 MethG 22: broilers by express,| CHICAGO. Dec. 8 —-Frovision market | young guineas, 1@1% Ibs. Bite to Be. " ts : WLS (345) Chicago. Lullaby NATIONAL C. . NY, New York eet by express, 15@ 30c; tur- | close and ranges foen ———————“"Cices.| _ORRFFET rvev e ONIONS—Sacked red, $2 en 2s or Dry Goods Market Review. | siene Headquarters fer Radio Battery lafermation NEW YORK, Lee pth Crpress °25@ 30 Dressed pou!- 3 iO uh 1m 1. " d. Rac > ; 3c - hite, 63. Miinnesoto ye low. mt «aed o; : 4 - : oid , i “ ‘ - . - . , 2l%ec, Sentes, No 4. 2 4 turkeys, Southwestern, 31 @ 3&c. | : iinet . —— ag ee 2 cork Oc, | $2.50 per 100 Ibe NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Cotton goods eee WIAR (360) Providence, f | New York San Francisco e'rene twee 19 4SSc° Mev 17 88° OO. Dew v. —Potatoes—Eariy | 9 ra ad a ; — aa ‘Nght : +e rARSLEY—Home-grown, 40c to 50 per | kets Semnrnnes ss E ' wo wil Ty a Adocen s ber slow, market slight- Ye ‘a : wip prit chickens 23c° ° ‘| dorten hunches, | ohn a ‘ thes t , the Government wm)” geet o7 : PO care: total U. 8. | Hees ———— 1k to Z@lc: getese. ; oot rARSNIPS—Home-grown, washed, $1 to ew eo bring » goods WNAC (278) Boston. Musica! pate —-v P . : . r coke S. OGsS—P zen 3.7! 1.25 per bu box loose . ime oc ' e t ary at 9c Eveready How - - ag cays 7 —_-—_——-- rw 2 4 So Sea 50- m lL $2.00: babies, POTATOES—Red River Ohio, $1.15 to oe , y Fee ae” tee G8x7%. P rhe program. | Eeery Tuesday ai rs . ~ ; tb Northern rurals, $1 to $1.10; Nor- nchanged| WOQOJ (448) Chicago. Rainbo Or- A c ‘ . . whites. at 7 VEALS—120 @ 160 he 5 ‘se O.. $1 30; : i an imw siik market was quiet and wu SECURITI ES , rdina ‘ > Wiseongsin bulk -._ .— rz, Te at | @1R80 ibe. 7T@Bc Ivd=.: 1808 200 bs. thern russe oy os - Idaho rus | throughout | chestra, one hour. , a. ‘ y i , ih “OAT SY inderfed underse elght > - " aet burbanks a > - . P Si@ito5, few = ~- a bas : selling _ charges. spring lamba, P4er1-: SalLsSrFry Home-srown, 7dée to $l per Cities | WRC (469) Washington. ‘Show . Dee. 9 Hut ’ | danuary..-+++-> +5 && , > a sheep. S@4c;. bucks T@2%c per Ib a ozgen bunches River Stages at Other se Sho ing.” . a aeeer oe. crearmo-| May . ‘+ . ae ~ -ording to size and quality: culls less AEE POT 4 TOF ?—Home-gcrown > 9 et io change: | * OPPINngs. standarde 2 ¢ 20 cord . ae SWEET we Pittsburg. 8.9 feet, 1 | a - eens oops RA BR!ITS—Fresah, in good condi tia, tex and Rermuda. $1.50 to $1 jo: Nneocy C | 25 feet. a rise of 9.6; 7:15 P.M. ‘ ; . | ew =F ae rex nan ' 7> to’ Cincinnati, 4 fall of 4 — ow 1 Ss. ‘ fo ° o 9 Ba Pr: a . Viav u“ heat 140 . 1H J] ] “60 | o~ rh = a we pd to Oc per per half barr te vere . Ss »f) kegs. le ans. | ] feet, a ; : rvyuu it. " , . ; . } : : . >» im ' — . e Juiv wheet.105% 100% 1105's

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. - Sie 3s at an nie > CITY Circulation t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ; ‘ . es ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation i han th g gJ . —a Fiction and TS. } ; amounts | on the properties in order that fit/in the plan for the payment of the = n ea u 82.000.000 sh German | : —_— : interest since that date it amoun = , , F NEW — ” J. country, was made yesterday when! Broker Sentenced to Six Months. to $2 971.439.18 as of Jan. 1. 1925. } may be reflected in a lower fare. tax. but would make no further ome 8 t —_ a : no y ‘ rR Kk. Tye a a Th e sec J. > Mergcan & Co constcned $°:.- By the Associated Press. r de Tr Bape. — ri ~h To be Oftix ials f f the commitree said comment. vi — y D EMBER 5 — pment of gol to Germany. 06,000 In gold coin to the Reichs- NEW YORK, Dec. 9 —Milton 101 r the Unit oe Lares Iways re-| today that no provision was made egenes BES A Lae ; representing proc eeds aed th ie share bar first ehinment of $. ; o1 : gerry © first upment OF o,- , - th felo- “organizat ion poimentat , based upon of th oy , Heim, a broker, charged w! TISEMENT 4 e German loan Sold in thie, VV," ent forward last week. vane 2 trading against a custom- service-at-com, an attem pt will be ADVEER niousiy % oon an made to lower the taxes now paid G t a ; of er's account, fenced to six months in the work- uilty. U. § on | BETTER ARTIFICIAL | mp: house. _ es hye aan promi | City Comp trol ler ler to , Insist on A Piles—Now Senator Cope:an = roan had asked the Cr ourt tO S> 97 { 000 Item in Re- CVUARANTEED nent men had ’ A box of Pyramid Pile Supposito- extend clemen¢) organiz ition Plan. oe oo ' ries is your best friend to stop mad- ‘S@! S Gening pain, put out the fire of —— ee 5 A a us burnin soreness, reiax protrusicas mr. oTIs oh a STECIALIST. and ve yoo grateful ease and ADVERTISEMENT a re . pei | id é aamantn ; _ : yval 4141 ~ 7th Ose Block From comf-~rt. Thousands testify. Many ISAS Danger Signals of of the roorwan ee a pe aene Dee Sop into any drag sure for 8 Os bow High Blood Pressure 20.5%. p00 See se $2971.83 zi ity Counselor Sent! iil appear it . “Diccy spells. hot flashes, pains fn the , —- when the mat? comes Profit > aeeis the mead sbortness of breath. sleeplessness, ; hearing ab lemand that th : ° “ness suaily indicate high . ® — . : _ Wabash Way Sood preesure.” warns physician eho Wednesday Three splend?S trains at the moet convenient hours. 2 Fe ee iden ee in This Extraor- re St Fee.([HOUSE FURNISHING CO. } From St. Louis Union Station eggs! Saxons Cie temsenSites see. ae 9:03 AM 2:00 PM 10:30 PM ‘ x rt to ae taxed 3 Check It at Sale = 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET All Puréhases Will Be Held for Christmas Delivery in’ Our re-Christmas Sal a ti ee ee ee . ‘= SP aes wee wm) 4@ ““~, Ww - 4 LITT vr VUMMAAN YY, Sk ee a We }-4 we 4 —- ~~ — ieee shige 1 2S > SO oT. From Delmar Avenue Station t ‘ 7 1 ~ mats of u ® arteries. apo @:18 AM 2:15 PM 10:47 PM ae to All-steel Sleeping Cars, Observation Parlor Cars, Dining Cars, Chair Cars and Smoking Cars. oer ” N ~* BETWEEN BROADWAY AND SIXTHE! Give Her a Diamond 75 i AOU Lawrence S. Dimitt and Dan Call erans, making cloth flowers to be Dec. r2, 13 and 14, for funds to est . | of America Patriotic Home- > NN Ne Nn To Nee NN Na ta el ES Et EAS ME um = mie O oe , i ee oc me, » 7 — > « e- pS § - aN ue ~** qe Very Special at $29-75 *) ° 19D Walnut Chest 4 uz will find this an ideal Trunk oo c Pye tit A It ha: S (5 for traveling. It has three extra i i large drawers and one smal] a ar: awer fa eed with fan cy cretonne. omplete with six veneered b angers : brass pl at ed — -— » © YY} i / / $/ ‘f $/ ~$ ef ne +4 s $Y pe ey at # Bt - ‘Aa “~, ~~! .cundreds of Wonderful Values to . rcemmmeete is, y WH ee ae $2 Calin Bialiiade Monthly w } 7 | $1.00 Cash Delivers This Chest tae Mamonds are gifts that everyone will cherish. And ou can come in and make your selection from a large stock of beautiful blue-white Diamonds and pay only $1.00 a week. We have many beautiful blue-white Diamonds neatiy set in ite gold and green goid hand-engraved mpenhings, for both ladies and men These Rings will make wonderful gifts and are priced very moderately at *37°°56°75°100 OTHERS UP TO $1000 MONTHS TO PAY!!! 7 — Select A Real Gift Gifts Now for Him ; | B.. You will have every ad- vantage in selecting your. ILLINOIS OR ELGIN | ) : Christmas Gifts at our store now. Come tn before >i « a eed Fiber and Rockers 1 eee a My, V f Yj, / KW, Chifforobe ’ t ' tt a a A ae 3 - ~~ §— smm ¢ tam § @ Pen §* mee & ante 6 lhUCeee FO a » * _ Fates: This large, roomy Chifforobe has 2 drawers, spacious cedar-lined clothes-hanging compartments and hatbox. $1 Cash—Balance Monthly i A . ~ ——— ee . ee A a ee ee $1 Cash—Balance Monthly A i. ° . | ee — & Hotpoint | $ ; et “I Heating Pad a Kitchen Chairs’ $2.50 Value . Baw a + - noker, neatlirv! Shon Soh Aosa “Siow 2 Ate iter © "Aber hash Nr Aine 7 , , 5 nme _ ce and decorat- = cer! ; 1] - hs a ~ 6A poiv- ae — » ' Cc? ' ' = — hoj y ; fe! re gulator. , - . “Tw | Has eiderdown cover guaran- inet. with large | teed for one year. : drawer and cigar Blue Combination Range Bride and Floor Offered at the Special Price of Junior Style Floor Lamps Beautifu nior - ae etmgee aoe. ot | 2: é great artistry. gant silk shades fitted on polychrome bases are featured at this low price. “some! 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'2 MOWTHS TO PAY. goes with every articte a +22 20 \ 3 _ MONTES & OPEN EVERY ee 12 Months RAC ) WW Sees 12 Months \ , : om | . ving ein Consort | Sita soa Sees $ID To Pay : v, = per = 4 perfection. polychrome bases are of- BETWEEN BROADWAY AND SIXTH =~" = | rrr aot NO ee 9 eer pe =~ — Co > $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ie Sa ae ee eee ee e + ¢ eT 9 Se 9 es» ae a eee aS how She Se SA = , > am — Ler, pen then Site 2 ee 2 ee ee — ee Re A ee peer “ 4 ‘ 4 = er . ( Bargain Se ment ) I i ee ee ee ee — — Grote oo sa 8 par S ae 8 tac $ wee 8 Se 3 wee 3 ee 3 bo hehe SENS Es Shes hae St Es | ) rT ee ee lll i f

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ESDAY, TT DEC EMBion 9. 1924 at of the further any Dree« in more. lace Dresses a ¥ Or 2 for $4.95 a ae 4 - 7 '- ta : livery in Our i ith é ia i ia aa mo penow Ventilators Have fresh and dirt ilators NUTCRACKER SET air without dust, rain, soot With these Cont! inental Ven- consists nutcracker and 6 picks heavily nickel plated and fitted into wood bowl. “ Bargain Basement. ybe Trunks iFiction and the then another 0 ne for Women’s Features TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924. | ————e DISABLED WAR VETERANS AT. WORK SS SN WS & oi ’ eo ~ * \ ULIMIT, % ee x , , ss | 7 j 1G. Ul) / , Wy Yj VW ss a Yy » Leese ners amas ssescoseescerirtansrescenessasterectserntesictssceee oe ip b, YH Z Z ) We t) te ' inne acc cnerrerrrcnn Yy hy he ff : ‘ «@ ms ne > = ae , Aes CR : b> 3 me 2, ABOUT EXPOS UY, AN a ase DADRAASAARN FABIA RADSAASASSASSBASADS SA LAARARSABLS LDS SAHASSRS SPRVEHASS VASA Rev. Father George F Ben- nett of Weehawken, N. J.. who brought about the in- dictment of Harry J] O Stearns, Commissioner of Public Safety of Weehawk- en; W F. Griffin. and ro Hudson County , police of- ficers by the grand jury in Jersey City in a $50,000,000 rum scandal P. & A Phote shad PPyy. Psi pdbebbbititéssssldD Lawrence S. Dimitt and Dati Callahan, disabled war vet- erans, making cloth flowers to be sold in the campaign on Dec. 12, 13 and 14, for funds to establish two “Children of America Patriotic Home-Schools” to care for the orphans of soldiers killed in the war. The men are at work in the window of campaign headquarters at Eighth and oe ~A ™~ FINAL RESTING PLACE OF CARUSO RN SSN WAS ~ . Wo ww SS N SPASLALLDSS SSSR SESSA ESS SSSR SESS SS SETS EE EES ES ss edar-Lined bbe 75 yg = ifforobe has cedar-lined Pompartments Balance Monthly Cabinet Smoker $12 Value $622 Elegant yi hogany-Ut ished Cab inet, with large cigarette drawer and cigar space. id Floor Lam le JS 919 on polychrome this low price. Lamps 89.0 x h—Balance Monthly Sr Sh hea SSN SWE WES S 64 64444444 444 OE OSS EES ek | se te De ee aaa’ A

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a e a" ae Dy * hte) mr oe —_*s —_ — OOOO — = = = -— — -— -— - - ~ A a a a j —————— i0n*.’ -—_ = —_ _- _ _—— Oo ashions’. —— = -— -— -— -— -— - ete —=— -— - - —_ -— -— -— —_- = - - - eo ee OOOO OO Peete EE eae — = ~~. ) Yee : o PPP PP PD DID IT — — —————— __ —— _—_ eee CO OOOO EEE —=—_——— A@mah had now turned 15 and was getting too old to trundle « candy basket and run errands lke @ little boy. ' CHAPTER XIV. Sally Livingstone Peake died of typhoid fever in her thirty-third year. Her will was opened in the offices of Mariowe Livingstone, her uncle, and whatever surprise caused was anticlimatic. It was popularly supposed that she had brought something substantia) to the Peake estate. If so. it had been absorbed into the larger body. leaving mo trace. Possibly the to- bacco failure which preceded Cato Livingstone’s suicide had swept away his daughter's sma!) fortune. A few reporters who saw the wi!! on probate file and were instruct- ed to suppress its details argued the case out of court. The elders of the Satsuma Clan craned their deaf ears for sounds of scandal. Sally had left practically nothing. Matty Washington, the ancient colored cook, came in for a smal! annuity. There were trunkfuls of old clothes for Samantha, a per- somal maid. Gifts for the serv- ants scaled down to a box of dam- aged dolis for Zeenia, the coach- man’s paralytic child. One afternoon the sisters, their pale young skins and fair hair ac- eentuated by little gowns of mourn- ing dlack, were summoned by oid Marris, the houseman, who seemed to carry a weight of mystery un- der the woo! which fitted him like @® gray skull cap. “Mise Mahgaret an’ Miss fio Lee,” he began ceremoniously. “Ole Mise wish to see you-all 'n buh room.” “What does she wan’. asked Margaret. tmpreesed: for Grandmother Peake, oid invalid that she was, ustally held court at tea time. “Ah dunno. Miss Mahgaret.” ad- mitted old Harris. “But Ah reckon its refurrin’ to de wi!!.” Fiora Lee brightened at went bounding wp 1! ‘? ** HMarrts?” one i@ Siaire, but _————— —. eee of | | eyes Margaret followed on leaden feet. tion of her The matter-of-tf me? act mother’s will summoned a pathetic | ghost. She thought she could hear the languid voice, a mixture of imor and petulance, satiring sbits of her black servants, ecolding. laughing, making some- thine of life as long as it remained in tired body. Sally Living- stone Peake had doted on Flora Lee, loved her much, much more than Margaret. Yet here was Flora Lee, fairly leaping after the news while Margaret lingered on the stairs, tears springing to her as she listened for the voice that seemed forever to be floating from the oval room with its gilded chairs and golden sWans. She found Grandmother Peake seated in a wheel chair in the room whose walls had bounded her phys- ical world for seven years. The interior, like herself, was é¢minent- ly Victorian. Her large, sunken body harmonized with the angular polished furniture. An oval] por- trait of Gen. Peake, the rebel, hung over the black walnut bed; at intervals along the formal wall pa- per were Landseer engravings of sentimental interest. “Margaret, my dear,” said the old lady, reaching out a long arm and encircling her favorite grand- Gaughter, ‘“‘you’re looking pale. You must be getting out.” ‘“T am,” said Margaret, kissing | good h the b her the grand old lady on her wide brow. “Daddy, come in this minute!” Flora Lee was demanding from | the next room. “Grandma's going to tell us about the will.” Grandmother Peake's fine eyes rolled with a look of annoyance as the sprightly little sister appeared at the door, pulling her father aft- er her. Garnett Peake's sullen face was lightened by a look of amuse- ment; he regarded Flor. Lee with a faint approximation of pleasure. Just therl Judge Peake came in from the corridor, blinking like a handsome old owl—a noble Roman owl with a finely carved beaa and a crown of silvery ringlets. His ap- pearance was another innovation inthe household. Margaret had seldom seen her grandparents to- gether. Like two ancient prison- ers they lived in self-imposed sol!- tude, the wife in her bedroom, the husband with his books. “I thought I might tell the chil- dren now,” said the ang “aay. look- ing up at the Judge as iffor an in- corsement. “Yes. Yes.” This came absent- minded!y. His thoughts were some- where in Carthage, a city which he Studied interminably down in his big library. With an air ef bored detachment he crossed the room and divided the shutters to lock across the street. “Garnett, what’s all this noise lately?" he asked his son, making it plain that Garnett was in some way responsible. “They're tearing down the Tem- pie house,” explained Garnett, shuffling over to share the view. “What's wrong with the Temple house’ asked the old gentieman, giaring “Your brother-in-law sold the property,” said Garnett with a sar- castic smile. “Maybe you haven't been following the real estate news.” “Why should I?” The Judge re- garded his son with scowl. “What sort of house are they putting up here’”’ “A United Brotherhood Lodge Hall. [ believe that’s the com- piete name.” “You're talking nonsense. & thing as that—on Inness street? This is a residence section, sir.” “It was,” admitted Garnett and continued to stare out the window. “Grandma,” pleaded little Flora Lee, standing close against the wide black skirts and begging with her big hazel eyes, us about the will.” “There isn’t much to tell honey.” ~ 7 : — Sw * now tei. said the old lady drawing the child's yellow curls ref ectively across 4 skinny forefinger “Dont we get some money Grandma dear?” Flora Lee had laid her hands caressingly on the shapeless knees. With a sudden. petulant gesture Grandmother Peake brushed them away. “You shouldn't lean on me, child.” she said in a + e that had grown hard. “I'm not strong. Sit on that stool, Flora Lee. and , l try to tell you.” But ner arm was still around Margaret's slim waist and tigh ed As yer voice .srew sweet » mit tL wanted Reland to be here _ Se 6. Insist. 4{. J. Supposition. 97. A smiall particle for victorieus 56. “Flap. $$ Turn about. party. 57. Not well $9 Minus. 13. Against (abbdr.) 65. Gayty colored 100 Rave. 14. Leave out. birds. 101. Other. 15. Snare. 64. Black and biwe. 103. Part of “to be.” 16. Marked 65. German river. 105. A grain. 22. Cover 66. European gold 106. Winnow. ~2. Color. coin. 198. Yelp. 27. Part of plant. 6&7. Employer. 119. Part ef “te be.” 29. Printer’s méeas- 68. Musical note. 112. Pronoun. ure. 70. Famous garden. L14. Musical note. A Useful Glue. tablespoonfuls of bolling water. ERE its a glue any housewtfe Boil a few seconds ami add a little is sn H can make. It so simple and will serve many household pur- poses: Just dissolve one table- spoonful of ordinary cooking gela- tine in from two to two and a half sugar while A woman /metal, wood still hot. who uses it says it wi!! effectually stick paper or cloth to or glass and do thi without leaving a stain. TED a EAE = A Do Your Gitts Reflect Your Taste? The gift you bestow this Christmas will continue to reflect your tasfe next vear. Each day the recipient should see in vour token of friendship a true portrait of vou. @ Floor, table and bridge Lamps are found here that will do justice to vou, as well as compliment the receiver. lo be a connoisseur of artistic lighting when you make a selection from our display rooms. For we offer you only Lamps that have the approwal of our specialist. @ Many other gracefully designed lighting fixtures are found here. our newest creation for the sunroom. will be most agreeably surprised moderate prices. 1zI0 7 LOCUST fF. You do not have Among these is You at the ndelier Co ST. 400/23 mg jéverything in Lighting Equipment ; ' sstiel ; ; y Tl sul \4 ate abs | dl It was contributed by O. Spaulding, 23 S. Tenth street, The solution of this puzzle will be printed tomorrow. -- 2. es | } SOLUTION | Bee - - — - Qe ee o =" ~~ ee PLP LP halal el a YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE : GIRIA NID MIA BES JE IM OGY f Rit [D 4 thid 3) 1 IRIE: DIAL! IN BUT TE ie EIRIN BAIT NIE IN IE HG BW WwW Meas Of) BIUIS BRRIA BBR: S BBN Of0 |S BRE |D RIES: GoG STE JE NMMATeIC IME [ely Mx Te D¥O PIEIC RESIT OW How to Protect And “Doll Up” Your Blankets By WANDA BARTON OOD blankets are expensive G these days, and careful house- kéepers feel that they must take the best care of them in every way. To protect their blankets, French women make their bed sheets extra long, so that at least three-quarters of a yard may be turned over at the top. Again they slip the blan- kets into envelopes made of fine cambric or nainsook, which are featherstitched to match the stripes in the blankets and with initials embroidered on the pointed flap. A fad just now is to bind the lankets at the top with broad satin ribbon the color of the stripes on the blanket, which makes them look very dressy. Another new fad ts to button- hole stitch the edges, then crochet a scalloped edge of silk across the top of the blanket. This makes a very pretty finish. had the top, then buttonhole = stitched with heavy silk and finished them r sewing a row of heavy lace un- er the scallops. Army biankets of fine quality in browns or grays are used now on bachelor beds. When so used, they are initialed in red and bound in the same color. Another rather odd fancy is to buy plain black bian- kets and relieve their somberness with several stripes of inch-wide satin ribbon in the desired colior, the binding being of ribbon to match. Initials may be embroid- ered in heavy silk of corresponding color. Colontal flower baskets, and figures, or the peasant em- broidery are also effective on the black blankets. With these bilan- kets black silk spreads have come into being. embroidered in colors and finished with crocheted § silk fringe. Almost all women cut double blankets in two before using them and bind the cut ends to match the bound ends. This is done for two reasons: First, they spread more smoothiy on the bed and second they may be used singly if desired. Of course they can be cleaned or laundered much more easily. Scotch plaid blankets in all the well-known clan colors and plaids are offered. but they are rather striking unless they fit Into the col- or scheme of the room in which they are ao used | aw, Oy we MARRIED Wow By HELEN ROWLA pe. . WIFELY SECRETS. ANY a woman clings to her husband in the world-that stands between her dining alone. | ae 7 _ Before marriage a girl “draws a man out” tions about himself. After marriage she DR same process. A woman may be able to magnetize “a maa man of fron,” and strike fire from “a man of (ii men are made of common clay—and that - > > In the movies, marriage is seven break take ‘it or leave it alone! The heroine is nevep ried"’ as so many society people are in real life, & > > . a The cellar used to be under the house, By is apt to stumble on it anywhere—under the i the book shelves, or trailing ‘way behind the i 8 - > ” True love is a white, white fire that heart—but, alas, there are so many false One housewife | her blankets scalloped across | - California has given us some fine | blankets at prices that are aot pro- hibitive to slender purses. We do not buy blankets every vear and with care they can be used a whole season without laundering. If blankets are properly washed and the wool ts brushed up with a new whisk broom when they are nearly . 7 = ~ At first a man listens to a wife's conv to the prattle of a child. ter it doesn't thought any more than the buzzing of an dead when her voice begins to get upon hig of a bad phonograph needle. About this time a woman has to begin her husband just how she is planning to with his generosity and thoughtfulness at t 7 « . hy The trouble with most women is that they baby-ribbon the husband whom they lassoed wt Copyright. 1924. 7 PRIZES FOR CROSS-W The Post-Dispatch will offer a daily pri ($10) for the most original cross-word a reader of this paper. sender. No puzzles will be returned. 8. The puzzle pattern, plainly numbered and mitted om one sheet of paper. The correct solution, of horizontal and vertical words, must be written a® 9. The winning puzzle will be printed each Gay Page, accompanied by the name and address of | Solutions will be published each day following. 10. The contest is open to everyone, Post-Dispatch and members of their families. 11. Puzzle pattern used in announcement of bid —— —_——_——_—_ dry, they will look as though they NEW Y have been freshly carded. now for 'man who It is real economy to have aif.) ferent weight blankets—all-wool, | newest lingerie cotton and wool and cotton—for, ™6 of bes the various seasons, provided you) sarters to have closet room or a good-sized| of having his cedar chest in which to store them. intimate but, he probably PARIS.—The latest coat sieeve | P : . No man avy} 2 cam design can have been inspired by | aan nothing else than a funnel. From | elbow te wrist it flares widely but | 2° ™&s truly at the elbow it joins the tightest | of tight sleeves which extend with- | - out a wrinkle to the shoulder. ————————— _ ' ; : ; ' A Gift of Lasting Loveliness KAYSER *“ITALIAN” SILK UNDERWEAR Every wanted shade AT LEADING STORES Look for the name Kayser to insure * “Italian” Silk Trade Mark Reg. Sevie VESTS 4005 One Star. Bodice top, with straps . . $2.50 | | 5451 ThreeStar. “ oo « ar 3.75 | a *“MARVELFIT” BLOOMERS | 4058 One Sear. Elastic knee . . . . . 3.75 5458 Three Sear. > = ° . . . . A bloomer and west set (on@ star) . . 6.25 : your oe | 4 DECEMBER 9, 1924. | MEDITATIOM Satin and Lace Pi x ° & ed : * a cae ai * or a te + ey? - ® ‘ ¢ ‘ Soe + - v oe pe Se a : te a 3 — eS : . ahs ioe ‘. enn al oe OM > A a ’ “ 2 ~ a, Ss : AN Ses ak. a +4 sal tary ote , oe ee < = » ‘2 Oe os ~~ ; Spring tailleur is smartest when shown combines with a collar of double-faced : —Rules— | 1. Each puzzle shall contain the name of s er | Missouri official. & 2. The design shall be symmetrical pane ie 3. The pattern shall interlock all over, ee 4. Obsolete and dialectic words may be used accessibie in any standard dictionary. : 5. Abbreviated and foreign words may be used # 6. Puzzles must be submitted by mail te the Post-Dispatch, 12th and Olive streets, St Leuls, 7. All puzzles must be accompanied by the name and —) | -emperature SEHOLD |/"xs more ONS!" _- Milky The Another Way. Seen boiled boy of yours has suddenly | nate articie. he is too big to drink milk, |‘ne out the a paper soda straw and he | with a lid bef the milk, if only to use | Allow the pan : with cold ® mundress will appreciate it/ FP ‘os if which as you better service tag, may careful to remeve odd pins — lige sotled clothes while they | pines sport sorted. It may save se- pre h- a d trouble. s ae Waething “Old Glory.” | @lum to the water when & flag, in order to preserve | Use tukewarm, not het, Rinse in water of the same _ *a*e es 5 sesecete : al WITTE

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» © "his a , am : mt ? gt WS ape DECEMBER 9, 1924. = = -—- DOUBLE ST. LOUIS POST-DISp4 ee ee eee ~~ ee Lok chk im ee ae esa Oo — — — ee . ~ _———- - - —— x —— eee a ee ee es ee — ITA TION§Satin and Lace to Beautify Throat | —OF A— ai / ate _ — _ = en eee, f J yee Fs: ‘ F $- - ‘Dag: ie es oe : é: : 4 ” “A ‘ si i ‘ wae > . HELEN ROWLAND ~~ ~ ~* -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -0- :: Tomorrow :: " By Thornton W. Burgess i BREAKFAST. | | Sliced or: es iced oranges. Saved by His Wits raced. Just ahead the road be- Ras pS came hard again. Reddy knew)... .. . cpus caches et. dina that the autombile would soon aifterent eslere being wed te te- catch him there. Just at the end) giste the vz : oe e various types of ve- of the sandy rut Reddy leaped into hicles. —Reddy Fox. (the bushes and disappeared. He °* ©. ao ey ‘ran to the top of a little hill, and The ship canals of New York ‘there he threw himself down,/| harbor, as well as those of Boston, ‘panting and utterly tired. DBut/| Liverpool and other ports, are kept badly as he felt, he grinned. from silting up by the regular flow He no longer heard the barking | of tidal currents through them ev- of those dogs. He couldn’t see/| ery 24 hours. them, but he knew just what ftuey were doing. He knew they were frantically running about at the place where he had jumped into that sandy road. He knew that they had lost his trail. The wheels ‘of that automobile had covered hts trail with sand. Dry sand does The entire coast line of the earth | meesures 136,000 miles. . * 7 Every street accident which happens in the area of the Metro- politan Police of London tis record- oo — —_ —_——_— 2. at 0 ~ La Eee me re pe tee —) — ~ be able to magnetize ‘“‘a man of s aa trike fire from “a man of flint”: b mmon clay—and that hard-baked: ra - > :' ras were puzzled long enough for him 3r ( y r gt kK. : ; ee Clears ee! to get his breath and rest a little. Potatoes O'Brien. But sooner or later one of those Brussels sprouts. : - , Cel . ed dogs was sure to find his trail ee Time and again he was ten, pted to Pumpkin ple. : . seek safety in a hole in the eee SOR, SIR. round, but each ti! h 1 ’ es ne Ne remem- | COCOANUT AND S —_ her reese JELLY bered what had happened at his 4h ° 4 Soak half a box of gelatin in a | “ag ee - “e ay , se) not hold scent well anyway, and half cupful cold water for five | ““™* e knew that wea pe those wheels had thrown fresh minutes, then dissolve in one cup- — would a one smoke ares sand over what little scent he ian a? See mati ond @ euler 60 0 out. His only charcea Pes —— He looked down the road, an auto-| had left. His wits had saved him cupful orange marmalade. Drain | was to somehow break his trail mobile was coming for the time being. one can cocoanut and a44 to the | © that those dogs could not find | | (Copyright, 1924.) cocoanut milk enough sweet milk % again. jone of the sandy ruts. Of Mt | | Hot, very, very tired and breath-/in, people in the automobile saw to make one and one-half cupfuls. Mix with the gelatin mixture and ing hard, Reddy cam» to a sandy him. They shouted. The driver | when it begins to thicken stir in road. He stopped for an instant speeded up. So did Reddy. Such | the cocoanut. Mold and chill. to get his breath and listen to the an exciting race as it was. Had it POTATOES O'BRIEN. voices of the dogs behind him.|/peen a hard road, Reddy would Add minced green and red pep- | 708s volces sounded cager and) coon have had to leap into the excited. Reddy = shivered. He bushes. But the road was sandy, per to potatoes cut into cubes, sea- son with salt and pepper and a | Could think of no new trick to fo% ang the automobile could not go ut, : SEP RE marriage is seven breakfasts toget alone! The heroine is never just “ lig lety people are in real life. > - . fe +5 eee ORANGE to be under ihe house, but nowa, m it anywhere-—-under the laundry ¢y : r trailing ‘way behind the cuest-room | white, white fire that flames but ons ere are so many false alarms! ‘ » . listens to a wife's conversation with child. Later it doesn’t interrupt pie han the buzzing of an electric fan; begins to get upon his nerves like h needle Muddy Skin Cleared by 3-Minute Treatment Now, no woman need have a poor com- plexion. The rare beauty—the soft, clear transparency of a perfect skin is yours at There’s Nothing Quite So Good @ a woman has to begin carefully ex now she is planning to have him “sy and thoughtfulness at Christmas. . ” > wh most women is thi they try to band whom they la Copyright. 1934. DR CROSS-WORD PUZZ d with a wisp of j little onion and fry until brown. NOTES ABOUT WOMEN | In the mission schools in China, the percentage of girl students as compared with the boys is much higher than in the Government | seen automobiles often. | that they were harmless so long | as he kept out of their way, so he them. But he conlda’i etay there. | He must run as long as he could. Just then he heard a new sound. He looked down the road. An au- tomobile was coming. Reddy has He knew wasn't at all frightened at the sight of this automobile. very best. ready very tired. On and on ran Reddy, with that great machine right behind hfm. Around a turn in the road they However,. It went enough to make Reddy run his You know he was ak NEW PACK—JUST IN lastt A new, scientific discovery gi you—al most overnight—that fresh, lovely whiteness that everyone admires. Sallow skin, muddiness and tan banish as if by magic. Make this amazing test tonight. Three minutes before bedtime smooth some of this cool, fragrant creme on your skin. Tomorrow morning you will be amazed, delighted. Go to your dealer. ust ask for a jar of Gol Peacock leach Creme (concentrated). Unless this harmless new discovery clears and whitens your skin within five days, your tch will offer a daily prize of ten dé z cf tiie ee sania st original cross-word puzzle submitts i Eg eee ae paper. wt 2 aan i Sae Miss Peggy Thayer, socially Rules Ria prominent in Philadelphia, has sailed for British TEast Africa, contain the name of a prominent 8&t. money will be gladly refunded. At all good drug and department stores, euch as Famous & rr Co., Bc Vandervoort & Barne Suddenly an idea popped into Reddy’s head. Those numble wits of his were still working. He turned his head and cocked his ears to try to judge how near those | ° dogs were. Then he once more | looked toward that automobile. | “It will get here before those dogs do,’’ muttered Reddy and waited. Just before the automobile got to where he was waiting. Reddy jumped out into the road. Then he turned and started to run along SWEET CORN Fancy Quality—Fvery Can Guaranteed to Please. Ask Yoar Neichborheod Grocer Co., Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., Thesen Drug Stores, Krummenacher Stores. Golden Peacock Bleach Creme We Pay No Rent— Henoe, Smalier tgs aa er Y URNWITURE CO 1030-32 FRANKL where she will hunt lions, leopards and other big game. 7 = Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. be symmetrical. . ihe Spring tailleur is smartest when shown with interesting neckwear. The jabot of Valenciennes interlock all over. combines with a collar of double-faced American beauty satin. alectic words may be used if plainly marked ni ndard dictionary. = —— : , perature and hang while still! nd foreign words may be used if plainly mal ° ° submitted by mail to Cross-Word Puzzle Mit, ISEHOLD wet upon the flagpole. It will dry | Philosophical 12th and Olive streets, St. Louis, Mo. | more quickly there and keep its Ph e rasings be accompanied by the name and addresa shane. . . will be returned. : | | r. . ‘A P In all works of liberality some- Hair Pins Milky Saucepans. — | ‘ thing more is to be considered be- 1 For Bobbed Hair n, plainly numbered and drawn, must of paper. The correct solution, with def Th , e saucepan in which milk has| | | ‘ rae Maes BO WEEE OB & Ute been boiled frequentty is an obseti-|"7es the occasion of the givers, Pr UL ah LP UR am ee IM Te Iu \/ At Your Ovary os rine re izzle will be printed each day on the end that is the eccnstens of the so = and Beauty Par ADD A BOX TO YOUR CHRISTMAS PACKACE Mah Jong k Congress has been asked to pro- vide a suitable site for the me- morial to mothers to be erected in Washington by the Woman’s Uni- versal Alliance. . No Untidy, Flying Strands; Held in Place by Invisible Hands STA-RITE In Korea, the sexes are rigidly separate even within the family circle. and tops with which to make your ewn Ma Jong set. THE AMOS-JAMES GROCER CO. St. Louis, Missouri ap "5 Another Way. boy of yours has suddenly | nate article. Try this: After pour- : his too big to drink milk,|ing out the milk, cover the pan “© *°™ ae eat it paper soda straw and he | with a lid before the steam escapes. Charity is the milk, if only to use | Allow the pan to cool and then fill | .ompanion with cold water. easily for you. by the name and address of the conte blished each day following. is open to everyone, excepting employes members of their familiés. m used in announcement of contest is not made the constant and perfection of al] it will wash out | virtues, and well it is for that vir- » : tue where it most enters and long- hundress will appreciate it PARIS.—The newest chemesiere, | om stage. you better service if you | which as {ts name implies, special- | mreful to remove odd pins izes in lingerie, is sponsor for the | chemise camiknickers which corn- | reolled clothes while they | pines sport blouse and drawers ‘n | sorted. It may save se-|one garment and was especially ble. | designed for devotees of sport on . . . | the Riviera this winter. Wetting “Old Glory.” s @um to the water when | mas wr What could please the children more— in water of the same than these funny Aunt Jemima Rag Dolls - —and lots of real Aunt Jemima Pancakes? The Full Strength of Enterprise Never Varies | © © GED © 6 GD © 6 G™ 6 + GB 6 8 EW eh @ogy -7 7 ; , —* No matter how difficult it is to obtain choice wheat, you can always depend on Valier’s Enterprise Flour for plenty of Strength. a. . . though they NEW YORK.—There is ded. now for “intimate” gifts iy to have dif-| man who buys a girl one skets—all-wool, newest lingerie dance sets hd cotton—for | ing of bandeau step-in d provided you | garters to match may run a good-sized | of having his gift conside to store them. | intimate but, Sgesh, but — he probably will be forg coat sleeve | — ———— n inspired by No man can justly ¢ unnel. From | condemn another, because, widely but | ™°O man truly knows the tightest extend with- shoulder. Abstract liberty, Iike other mere abstractions, is not to be found. 7 7 . Our belief or disbelief of a thing does not alter the nature of the | thing. . Re ee ©'0 eam 0 camm 0 0 cam 0 0 cam 00 eam 6 0 eam 6 6 mn 0 6 Gams Co emcee camecame Serve GOOD LUCK No weak, inferior wheat is ever accepted for Enterprise. It always has the full Strength of the rich, glutenous centers of the choicest hard wheat grown. Such wheat costs a pre- mium. The dependability it gives is worth it. If your baking is not light, and does not rise as it should; if its texture is not fine and smooth—try Enterprise! You will find in every sack the Strength that is the foundation of better, more economical baking. a Day on the Dining Table WUTYVOUTROGAAAEHAHVOUTEEL nT HORLGRAOOO AVERT AARAUATRULAUAESUAEPYONUOUNLCLLUUE SLOANE AGED MANE ARRUG AS LAPGUL TESLA hh ¥ Hisieate wees exec: outill Jelke Goop Luck Margarine is made for table use. Only the purest of raw materials carefully blended with full-cream milk received fresh from the farm each morning are used. Throughout the process of matufacture, making into prints, placing in cartons aad shipping todealers everything is kept absolutely sanitary. Goow Luck can be depended upon to be a pure food of the highest quality, positively fresh and pure, a delicious addition to the dining room table. JELKE GOOD LUCK MARGARINE The Finest Spread for Bread HN F. JELKE COMPANY, CHICAGO—FOR SALE BY RETAIL DEALERS Ne FOR SALE BY ALL KROGER STORES Wholesale Distributer—The Holstein Company, 1002-4 North Breadwry ac amre & © commer: © eum © 6 sum 0 © au © © am 8 © ewer © * Gere © 6 Geeme © emmmm me 2 , ha : | PONT JEMIMA 2 A Mose 1; | ogee | ANCAKE FLOUR {Sinches high — vite. —<———— ; j Special offer —now: How children love rag dolls! cakes with the old-time plan- What real playthings they tation flavor. Watch the are! And they love old Aunt surprise and pleasure in their Jemima too! Here’s a chance eyes when they first taste them! ble treat to give them a doubie tr Send for the <e at surprisingly little cost. For twenty-five cents and Let the kiddies have the dolls this Christmas. Ask your the top of a package of Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour or grocer today for a package of Aunt Jemima Pancake Prepared Buckwheat Flour, we will be glad to send you Flour or Aunt Jemima Pre- pared Buckwheat Flour. the four jolly Aunt Jemima Rag Dolls, shown above, by Then cut or tear off the top return mail, postage paid. of either one and mail it with They are printed in bright twenty-five cents (wrapped colors, all ready to cut out 50 that the coins wont cut the envelope) and with your and stuff. YOR Then serve the children name and address, piainiy written or printed, to— | gome real Aunt Jemima Pan- Dept. 47-C, Aunt Jemima Mills Company, St. Joseph, Mo. To insure prompt delivery, be sure to address Dept. 47-C AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR ta an RR yh sig ey ge ae %, 4 sy GABRIELLE ee gown to the left—standing Mitkirt, leather belt the color of t& bduced in Mc- Call Printed F®* eanne olen in McCall: other Paris des* STIx,F | Ln ae eT i SPNPTY HR OPPERERSNPGRRERNNNNNNAQMBETOO}YONA}4A44440444440( (QUO E8)AANANPRADARDAAADUDOLZAADLADOERASANRHAQ(Q0OQUVNUUUUDONQSONDN4Q40UCU0U1({U80AU)0E0EU144( (10010 b0bODbA}STH4104111400 0 OTRERSTERLALATAUTTEOUOOPPTPRG HT UHH O11 POO GRRPOROERDOUEEH 1 UTPRRFEEG ts PAU ebanrMPN ERNE dia sadsydGtREDE Ls taggaMagLeciacit the right. It is : These and Pattern counter. | (Second Floor. ) | ER e ae uf . - 7 » Fo oe Oe © & ee 8 @ -THE FOUNDATION OF GOOD BAKING ft.

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~~ e Ne ll lll hy c—" ——— - as ; P: Seat ae ee > ie i AR oa ok 8 ei eo — oe RTE bi : pap ae 5 ; oh ; ; ¢ ae yr . - ~— : : > . ate ee: . eae wee ’ . bl i ok ~ mar “ed 7 . “ ’ " ‘ wy ye, p ~ x on oe a ' e * 7 ay ip Si! ae ; — a, § 2 COMIC PAGE Z TUESDAY, ; ' - ) DECEMBER 8, 1924. | anon DECE a BERS | . - FAVORITE STORIE . ) ‘ ] By Irvin S. Cobb ‘€4 , 4 Gee-MINY CHRISTMAS. | a now'D YA LIKE TA HAVE , ACCURATE STATISTICS. ‘ “ ‘ ? ott ox — . be ‘ > SANDY CLAUS BRING YA oY Zo LE Ot will recat, if you have a good memory, that . , ot Z VAS» lated in this department the little story of the NW THAT BSULLS EYE LANTERN »i/ (Vx 6% in the mountains of North Carolina who rode up te as OLLIE 2 f Th t ( Yn cabin and inquired w hether he might get a bite to eat ‘ ' ft ee a) a AG AL The lady of the house was beginning to make - Fr cag ile b 4 ‘a i TX, my meagerness of the diet when the tourist Interrupted her | \ fp fi ey VED i) py , Ni /, “Madam,” he said, “my wants are very simple. I¢ you’ ak hee | Bs Sat ne { \ that delicious cornbread which you know so well how te = ‘ , * y; parts I shall be satisfied.” ; A LEAF FROM GREENLEAF. eX Ls 44, I did. M mers dav, with 15 years staring him in the Ja VAS LE Za aeiater. git down and wank in. We ain't got a te A aah 19 Yeas A AL, Pia . Later a friend in Texas sent me a fitting companies | “ ucked the job of rak- Ta d : i? tale. He vouched for it as being authentic. ing y. —— . te In this stcry, also, a stranger sought for refreshments The raflroads have asked for a side. Far up on the Panhandle he halted before the In point of fact the rustic maid rehearing on the Delmar crossing = mest re np os eee ra eigenen a ee . r/~ the chanc or get pere. . Was s DE pretty in the shade rnAbeating that ther put 2 cha es | bea ing a meal were ae . : ‘tease. Indicating ‘tna. ‘ , Come right in,” she answered hospitably. “The rh | mare faith in lawyers than they do fixin’ ta set down at the table fur a snack. There's Dienty ¢ For, raking hay was not her forte," as it is, and it’s purty good, whut there is of it.” re Or, idea of outdoor sport. in aurists ee aged The rafliroads always seem ‘Oo BY APPOINTMENT. S . While, quite all right for some eta ee a HIS sounds like a made-up one, but it really ha . heave thelr bad ear turn a nen ok in New k th th dar =. poor fish. rn ! it - bookshop in ..ew Yor tne orner ay. ri ewe ia being sprung on them . There > connect rith that pub! os It wasn’t what she'd cal] her dish. "2° "®** * - es, he men cinpiie vod niataminatdide ae ate rot Gal | ’ i@t, ialiier n n. ic LOrP } Sane © non “After Eight Years Mall Reaches 4 af, Martin. A caller walked into the outer office and asked And, so she sat beneath a tree - Y 2 EH The elder of the two men of that name told his A cross-word puzzle on her knee FS Destination. = 4d) Yi, and ask which Mr. Martin the man wished to see, le Sam mary be @ little sion a j A The secretary went out and approached the mas a in hand, in the outer room. ae ' 7 in ‘ ¢iewmee hit he's sur oaee! ———— ¢ ‘ —_— . 9 Her forehead wrinkled n 68 at tim but he’ , ae creed ——— | i —_ “Mr. Martin, senior?” she inquired. fa frown. | | te Erseees 2 - — “Not yet,” amswered the caller, hopefully. “but he | She soon forgot her briar-torn “Baker Selects Judge Ing for be - f£own. Public Service Board.” A LESSON TO A FRESH YOUNG MAN, SN Sudcinge by his name Judge Ing HE young woman was exceedingly fair to look upeg, The Judge rode slowly down the _ - Laat ot Quéietine = the department store and went to the section — should be ace] JUURINS =F graphic supplies, where she explained to an affable - ° —— “a : she was thinking of investing In a camera. eee wened her for drink. in vain.) where dealers in New York THe Macic Lantern ae “PE A OE ‘ | cetincs “This looks like a very afee one,” she said 1 ; — = ——— “ a a : JZ , 7 ee : . 5. | as ey pl ies : ‘ 3 P machine. “I don’t know much about camerag but ¥ @e For, Maud replied. “Be on your ™*®* weir ta hate as WHAT WE WANTED MoRE THAN ANY THING a a 4? A244, 4 , pearance of this one. What ts ft called?” Se way.” Thenkestvink eurkes Alwavs CLSE In THE WORLD LAND FINALLY GoT iT) ¥ “That's the Belvedere,” said the clerk politely. ered Pe eae Shia wes her busy da} ed ee oe WAS A MAGIC LANTERN... IT CONTAINED ms - There ensued a chilly silence. Then the young = he ines - ~ = *| Something — * MORE TRRILLS THEN, HAN A Movies CAMERA re self coldly erect, fixing him with a frigid stare and asketa CONTAINS AJOUM “Er and can you recommend the Belva?” Sgr a i ’ _ — ‘ Ps ‘. t — * s . ea. Said she: “I'm surely out of luck, pyowever, some day those turk Copyright, 1924. a2 For on a certain word I'm stuck.” _ * have to buy a piec “ail proriteers ma! .0 uy é 4 ' ‘ . — —— ——_—___—_ ee —— — ory tee i a nee 21 2 f furniture Then will the con- FY erea is honor took & hana Ph . _— 0 tnvtaw hare «e revence (Cc ~ i oe And worked with her to beat the sumer of turkey have his revenge. MUTT AND JEFF—MUTT PULLS-OFF A DIRTY TRICK IN PARIS—By BUD FISHER trate Mark Ree OS band on ; ee Men are frequently fond of pok- — ane ; . a ~~ = ST = a | As ~ ous - , ——— ye i. aa" as a , * —: . Th: . searched fo a and ne fur ++ women ab 1+ their hats ie S IGAIS-AAICE ne — > ~ NS ws fe JE ee. I KA = aa; COMPLET MUST se HAw, RAW. 279 TOU RE GOING YES ANNCTTS, ms ae deme ge me ay CUSY TODAY SC WHY DON'T ry PAD, )1 > o ant TO ‘COMPLCT .. RIPPING, o.B wee. 3 hirds ang iowers Rut : ; eyer saw a Woman Wear- ) oF THE - re ei ae | WALI G0 o ic ‘COMPLET © = A rw LAR ' LACE. Every , DEAR! “COMPLET IS Nor A ; see You AT ¢ ’ lé .- 4 the leetin by WT | y - = — abies \- ge . — ’ a ‘ —_ S i = '% ’ ; a * Recard SS OO] i fi Ling nours, ing a? : . | LAN GUAGE Go HAA it’s A WONDERFUL AND ALL ONE TRAT'S PASSED, iT iS Fucus HAw! ai wARM BiRDB he | ala a \ ~ i : ae THRE * » ‘ i= + Tt ve ™ be " Was adding creaily to their woes i ee ee | | OVE RERE tas PARIS THAT . C COMPLET BvUSSES = BUT PATIENCE iS MY > | BAH Jove! iM A coLd acd Ro [ee | WREN THE Busses | Ate PASS THIS CORNER! / = Middle NAme: ) iP ad Re s Then. suddenly they rose and ~ | ARE FULL AND Bier. aaa’ sperm. S Lf == : alt hoarse pe Sem RG: Tae . es a » FL— reat chee! d We Ave i té¢ ‘ ered WW : WILL NWOT STop , ' ’ . eek ANG ali their troubies disappeared... 0. in a mas — oe a pen in sees hn | FOR ANY MoRE , en; ee “4 cr ishman evidently. Inecn'? see any- PA S —— se — 7 EPSP OO2OOom™ ue. For, so vou see between them both . | SSENGERS THEY i Thev'd found the famous three is f Ony 2 mm | rt ANG OvVUT = SIGA) ss toed sloth. Ee iad Vasque Bole “ e - - - - CSO ON WITH THE WRAY (NSISTS “THAT You ARE PERSISTS iA) THAT C/E | a 2. ’ a OF GossiP ABOUT ME, | 0S : WIDOW - iM CCING To SUE Thar a si a Sew — ; — _ lopertgie. ac . ~Aee WRET(H FOR CiBEL ~— " | WHEAD T WAS A YEAR OLD ft - WAS THe . | DARLINGEST LITTLE THING You ever SAYO-T RAB CONG BLovibe cuRLs i ANB THE DOCTOR ToLh MY MoTtHeR } 1 WAS THE MosT PERFECT a4BY . IN. TOWN- I COULK PLAY PIANO AT THREE AASB AT FOUR I Coutts RECITE SH AKRESPEARE ENERYBOBY SAIL i SHouULS Re _” — | SEAST TO EVUParPe tH —— eed . MAD VET iTRAZYy 3 . SHUK ” SD na ATET Ror -A-x mI> loc r L . Tris & - . OS ==— : f HAS Found His / =~ / | eee EET lie = aS 5 ey SS; == : VERY “UH ‘a | : 4 , = “zm ABS 3 4 me | | = THE QAILY —— WO- HUAI REA _ Poa | ———— = 2 a . cnt I PTEROGRAPHER. Ulllo = ~ | ; 7, ee ot a : — ' oe —se ccie ol / ‘ : ‘ = ) ' \ ’ iz - : , ,, Me is ss aie ve rReS CFFICE FORCE : . x ~QuUSE | . ee edn! XK CQuTeS GARY . ; ; j ———T . . wet “ is = WHICH coAJE ‘ ~ . . . ’ — 4 — ak @ _ a a , SUlTTORS oO CCEeErT GRACIOUOS- THAT ALYTO a ~ — - Page ii. ate ae > al UO TO SALES MaAay — IM SoRrRy. f : 2 5 > A (He > PON T D at 1 o i Ar ee IT Y t Cc 2 STAN "/ There Are SO here eT DOOR ME Sean te Out wecosty } | wevercr ao | a O HERE ITS A PLEASORE TO MEET f=RC MECH | COULDNT GET A DD wee ane | bueaie SEEN | FOR HOORS ANDO TELL A MAM OF TOUR INTELLECT | BigHr “MR. WORD IN ° | = THIS CAR - lL +> snes: | ti - =A on — menial oni OO AROUT THE AND EXPLAIN ABOUT THIS Zi NACE + \ 'MPOSSIBLE | WONDERS OF THIS, J NOU CO. CAR THINK WHAT IT MEAN iV | CAR - Ow Ss ILO T * ‘ [04 ar ye. | . . | ~ 4 : . Mai, 7 Ff “ih ; . Fd -* “r a *g ~oa) : - Aree , oe . a Ssesés21 | 6 Re —Foseeg ; . | ? b 0 ~ Christmas Suggestions — See them—today — Every day—in the POST-DISPATCH Want Colum mm ee a ee WOL. 77. NO. 94. -_ - : | — 5 N N. to By PAUL Y. ANDERSO a [aft Correspondent of the Post oi) crock, * : . leaving «a CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Attempts to | ar the ti we that Elias H. Mortimer af-| Miss Pope grandiose airs, referring to | corridor sident Harding as “Warren”. calling various dignitaries by r first names, were made today Randolph Laughlin of St. Louis, | se) for John W. Thompson, the; Louis contractor, who ts a Joint | dant with former Dtrector | les W. Forbes of the Veterans’ | u. in the Government's con- | y case. The inferencé seemed | be that Mortimer Jestred te im-| 7 people for beth social and) ess reasons——that he wanted convey the idea that he was .the inside.” “Denying this. Mortimer said he| - ‘ 4 taken tea with Mrs. Harding olice ‘the White House, and had once P on the President. on Mortimer became angry at! sfened to divulge “something hiin’s manner once, afd F will cause another mmothiag by Forbes’ Friends.” | ‘The . James Easby-Smith. counsel | Forbes, conctuded his cross-ex- ) night of ination this morning. The ses- | 4009 Li opened with an argument, dur- | former which the fury, wae exctoded. | ¢e¢, remnd the admis silt of evidcenc Fine thet Snartiinee had been | *Pite an i in New York in May; the police. on a charge of conspiring to’ § £4Elder. the Volstead act. Judge apartments ter allowed it to go in. imer said the case had nev- structure, n tried and added: “When | 20 motives Willebrandt, the Assistant At-|to wreck ;-General in charge of prohi- the W enforcement, investigated| The found out that ft had been|™. The ed by Forbes’ friends, she re-| ants and ed the bond. [ am not even r bond now.” Mortimer denied, in response to {pokes Question that he had ever told | *¥%Y. . George B. Tullidge. his father- five law. that he was determined to/>y the Forbes “because he could have | >omb was eme rich on hospital contracts lined Wouldn't do ft.” He also de- | From making @® similar stat:- force ao the. to Stephen Timberlake. This uded Easby-Smith’s part of ctoss-examination, which had | The a little more than two days. Most of lin then began. | apartments “Act Like a Gentieman.” .. * home Mortimer said Thompson was in- | curred, but ¢d to him by A. McDonald, | 20ne of Manufacturer's agent, in the/ *#ed. | ee of William © McCauley,|'™ the for the W. M. Sutherland €o. left. &. Louis. Mortimer said he told| EPider, Dson he had talked with| 97. W8s about Thompson and Black. | ¢*Plosion | ughiin, suddenly raising his|™ent was > sparc whether “this talk was es ompson or Forbes.” n't holler at me like that, Mr.’ Head of lin. Act like a gentleman! 8 o rll answer your questions. 1) H hear you.” Mortimer coolly ad-| ed German . who hlin brought out the fart! Mortimer owned a $7509 | —s ' ers Co car, had a chauffeur in) Gay of and lived at Wardman Park the most fashionable resi- hotel In th capital. 5° asnt it your custom to direct) ( ¥, ‘chauffeur in the presence of . friends to drive to the White Laughlin asked. Mortl- ¢ Mid no E °° y Me hever went to the White ‘ ot 1% but twice,” he declared , Mortimer. Mrs. Votaw (stseter tom Mite Presid ; | | ent Harding?! and : = “Ok tea with Mrs. Harding : And 8Nernoon. On another occa. | 5 went there with Congress- But Edmonds and Mr. Williams, : * uncle, who protested to s*sident about the way Forbes sing around with Mrs. |‘ nae - er. ' “SBever Got That Fresh.” ; : Usually referred to the ; emt as ‘Warren.’ didn’t you?” You: Laughiin. “I never did.” ” wan't you frequently refer , ~Sleman Dupant as ‘Cole- | | “n4 describe yourself as a 8°°4 friend of his, and say ee t6 have charge of all / Wy tare at Washington ~~ : ‘pont is a friend of mine, | The = Page & Columa 5 gr" a a ee ae ne ;